Most lung cancers are bronchogenic carcinoma: what are the major subtypes (most common à least)?
What type of bronchogenic carcinoma is being described below?
- · Cytoplasmic keratin + intercellular brideges are seen histologically – _________
- · Can be associated with hyponatremia – __________________
- · Arise peripherally and produce a desmoplastic stromal response: ____________
- · Maybe associated with hypercalcemia _______________
- · Arise centrally and often has malignant giant cells: ________________
Tumors may produce local injury and tissue damage. Name 3+ examples:
How are bronchogenic lung cancers staged?
Which form of bronchogenic lung cancer is not treated surgically
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