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Lung cancer begins in the tissues of the lungs.
Lung cancer begins in the tissues of the lungs. It is broadly classified into non-small cell lung cancer and small cell lung cancer. The treatment approach depends on the cancer type, stage, molecular characteristics and overall lung function.
Possible symptoms may include:
These symptoms may also occur due to non-cancerous conditions. Persistent respiratory symptoms should be medically assessed.
Diagnosis and staging usually combine examination, imaging and a tissue test. Depending on your symptoms and reports, your oncologist may recommend:
The biopsy confirms the diagnosis; scans show the size and spread of the disease, which together decide the stage.
Staging describes how large the cancer is and whether it has spread to lymph nodes or other organs. Along with the pathology report, biomarkers and your overall health, the stage guides whether treatment aims to cure the cancer, control it over a longer period, or relieve symptoms.
Surgery is generally considered only when the tumour and the patient’s condition make an operation appropriate.
Cancer surgery, including minimally invasive approaches for selected patients, led by Dr. Anand Karnawat (MCh Surgical Oncology).
Chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy and hormone therapy when appropriate, planned by Dr. Khushboo Jain Karnawat (DM Medical Oncology).
Treatment decisions by a trained surgical oncologist and medical oncologist.
Surgery, systemic therapy and supportive care planned together around your reports.
Modular operation theatre and intensive care for patients who need it.
Specialist cancer care in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar for patients across Marathwada.
Common warning signs include persistent or worsening cough, coughing up blood, chest discomfort or pain. These symptoms can also have other causes, so a persistent change should be checked by a doctor.
Usually a combination of chest X-ray and CT scan of the chest, PET-CT scan for staging, bronchoscopy or CT-guided biopsy, depending on your symptoms and examination findings.
A surgical oncologist and a medical oncologist usually plan treatment together. At Karnawat Cancer Hospital this is coordinated by Dr. Anand Karnawat and Dr. Khushboo Jain Karnawat.
Many patients are treated successfully, especially when the cancer is found early. The outcome depends on the type, stage, biomarkers and overall health, and your oncologist will explain the realistic goals of treatment in your case.
Bring all biopsy and pathology reports, scan reports and CDs, blood test results, a list of current medicines and details of any treatment already received.
This page is for general information and does not replace a consultation. Treatment is decided by your oncologist after reviewing your reports.
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