Surgical Oncology
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Quality of Life After VATS and SABR for Early-stage Lung Cancer: The Lilac Study
SABR patients were stable during the 12 months while surgical patients reported clinically significant deterioration at 6 weeks.
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Management of Recurrences after Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy for Operable Early-Stage Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
Practical aspects of clinically managing operable SABR patients are important for the long-term care of this unique population.
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Bronchoscopic Ablation: A Small Step for Heat Therapy, a Giant Leap for Lung Cancer
Surgery has long been the gold standard for diagnosis and management of early-stage operable lung cancer. For patients with inoperable disease or more extensive disease, however, alternative approaches are emerging. […]
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Transbronchial Microwave Ablation of Malignant Lung Nodules: Outcomes, Challenges, and Perspective
With increasing availability of CT scans and strong evidence for the utility of low-dose CT screening in high-risk populations,1 an increasing number of small lung nodules are being incidentally discovered. […]
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Lung Cancer Surgery in the COVID-19 Era: What Has Changed?
By José Francisco Corona-Cruz, MD We are living in an uncertain world in which the impact, timeline, and duration of the COVID-19 pandemic remain mostly unknown. This has led to […]
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Sublobar Resections for Early Lung Cancer
By Tetsuya Mitsudomi, MD Posted: April 16, 2020 The general principle of surgery for cancer of any organ is to remove the entire tumor with adequate margins of normal tissue […]
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