Clinical analysis of 262 cases of primary lung cancer.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Clinical analysis of 262 cases of primary lung cancer [Keywords:] lung cancer diagnosis Primary lung cancer (the cancer is currently the most common malignant tumors around the world, one occurred in people over the age of 40, the current world of lung cancer incidence and mortality have increased significantly and were getting younger and younger. present in most developed countries, lung cancer ranks first male cancer in women accounting for the second [1]. Therefore, a comprehensive understanding of the clinical features of lung cancer is especially important now in our hospital in June 2006 ~ June 2008 were treated Analysis of 262 cases of lung cancer patients is as follows. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information The group of 262 patients were admitted to our hospital with cytology and (or) pathological diagnosis of lung cancer patients, male and 182 cases (69.47%, female 80 cases (30.53%), male to female ratio was 2.28:1, age 20 years old 22 cases (8.40%, 40 ~ 138 cases (52.67%, 60 to 80 years 102 cases (38.93%, maximum age 80 years old and the youngest 25 years old. 1.2 smoking Male patients with a history of smoking in 122 cases (46.57%, of whichgt; 400 / year were 100 cases, 200 ~ 400 / year in 14 cases, “200 / year in 8 patients, female patients had no history of smoking, passive smoking is unknown. 1.3 Symptoms and signs Cough, 178 cases (67.94%, bloody sputum in 24 patients (9.16%, chest pain in 52 cases (19.85%, fever in 14 cases (5.34%, dyspnea in 56 cases (21.37%, hoarseness in 12 cases (4.58%, bone metastasis symptoms (shoulder blade pain , back pain, lower limb pain starting in 20 cases (7.63%, brain metastases symptoms (dizziness, headache, blurred vision, convulsions, etc. starting in 6 cases (2.29%, examination of lung occupying 16 patients (6.11%, neck or supraclavicular mass in 18 cases (6.87%). 1.4 Imaging Central 128 patients (48.86%, peripheral 134 (51.15%, lesions in the right