Is it better to treat a stage four lung cancer tumor when it is smaller or larger and more complex ... therapy. Is there any truth to that treating a tumor when it is smaller is more efficacious... View answer

My father age about 81 diagnose Sclc Presence tumor in right lungs and affected lymph node What shoul wedo ... View answer

PETCT features are suggestive of left lung primary tumor with ipsilateral hilar,mediastinal,supra clavicular lymphonodal spread,ipsilateral pulmonary,pleural metastases and with upper abdominal lymphnodal ... View answer

, but the doctors have not been able to determine which type of cancer he has. He also at one point had cancer cells in one kidney , but that was successfully removed. He had had the XXXXXXX dose of radiation... View answer

compatible with persistent scarring or subsegmental atelectasis . does this mean i have lung cancer or will be getting lung cancer? ... View answer

My dad has 10 cm grapefruit sized mediastinal small cell lung cancer tumor....diagnosed in Apr. went thru chemo followed by chest radiation followed by PCI radiation ....he had minimal results to ... View answer

This is reference to my husband who had a creatinine level of 4 when he went into the hospital for lung cancer tumor to be removed. It was a success. No treatment necessary. But the strain of it all ... View answer

my aunt has stage IV lung cancer with the tumor wrapped around the aorta. She went through Chemo and Radiation from last July to January. The tumor shrunk then but now without any... View answer

I have a friend who is battling stage 4 lung cancer. Now she says she has a detached retina from the lung cancer. How can this be? Another mutual friend says she knows someone who had... View answer

My husband has been diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. it has not spread out side of the lung. it ... and he is not very sick at all. How often do people survive Cancer treated with chemo. Have you... View answer