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New diagnostic procedures for lung cancer – Annals of Research in Oncology

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Oct 15, 2024, 13:13

New diagnostic procedures for lung cancer – Annals of Research in Oncology

Annals of Research in Oncology posted the following on LinkedIn:

“Lung cancer continues to have a poor prognosis as more than 50% of tumors are diagnosed at an advanced stage. New diagnostic procedures such as EBUS-TBNA can improve the early diagnosis of lymph node metastases, thus improving the selection of patients who are candidates for surgery. This population-based study appears to be able to confirm the usefulness of this approach.

Discover more in the new Narrative Review authored by Professor Lucia Mangone et al.”

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