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LUNG CANCER
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PRESENTED BY:-
MOHAMMED KAREEM
Dr. S.D.Patil DR.AMEER
Mr. Chandrakant S.More
MUSTAFAH.O.D
QAHTAN M.Pharmacy ,
ALI JALIL
Department of Clinical Your text here 3 Department of Clinical
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Contents
Introduction
Pathophysiology
Diagnosis
Treatment
References
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Lung Cancer-
Definition:-
Lung cancer is a solid tumor originating from bronchial epithelial cells. This
distinguishes between non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and small cell lung cancer
(SCLC) because they have different natural histories and responses to therapy.
lung.
• This growth can spread beyond the lung by the process of metastasis into
nearby tissue or other parts of the body.
• Most cancers that start in the lung, known as primary lung cancers, are
carcinomas.
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Types of lung cancer-
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1. Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) :
• Most common type
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B. Adenocarcinoma:
• 25-30% of lung cancer
• Slow growth,
• Rarely cavity
• Cavitation common
peripherally
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2. Small cell carcinoma :
It generally starts in one of the larger breathing tubes, grows fairly rapidly, and is
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STAGES OF LUNG CANCER
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DAIGNOSIS:-
Medical history and physical exam:-
• Blood tests:-
A complete blood count (CBC):- looks at whether patient blood has normal
numbers of different types of blood cells.
Blood chemistry tests:- can help spot abnormalities in some of patient organs,
such as the liver or kidneys. For example, e.g. high level of lactate dehydrogenase
(LDH).
• IMAGING TESTS:-
i) Chest x-ray
▫ This is often the first test will do to look for any abnormal areas in the lungs.
ii) Computed tomography (CT) scan:-
• A CT scan uses to make detailed cross-sectional images of patient body.
• can show the size, shape, and position of any lung tumors and can help find
enlarged lymph nodes
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iii) CT-guided needle biopsy:
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v) Needle biopsy:- can often use a hollow needle to get a small sample
• core biopsy.
vi) Bronchoscopy:-
lungs.
vii) Thoracoscopy:-
• spread to the spaces between the lungs and the chest wall, or to the
linings
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Treatment Management:
Treatment of small cell lung carcinoma:-
• Depending on the stages of the cancer and other factors, treatment of SCLC are –
1) Chemotherapy
2) Radiation therapy
3) Surgery
4) Supportive therapy
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1. Supportive therapy
i. Fluid restriction
iv. Demeclocyline
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2. Surgical treatment
• In limited stage SCLC, radiation therapy can be given at the same time
chemoradiation. The radiation may be started with the first or second cycle of
chemo.
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Treatment for NSCLC
include:
1) Surgery.
3) Radiation therapy.
4) Chemotherapy.
5) Targeted therapies.
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1. Surgical treatment for NSCLC
Lobectomy:
Pneumonectomy:
• A thin, needle-like probe is put through the skin and moved in until the
electric current is passed through the probe, which heats the tumor and
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3. Radiation therapy for NSCLC
• In early stages (stage 1, 2a) SABR is recommended
therapy
B. Maintenance therapy
C. Subsequent therapy
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A. First line therapy:-
• Cisplatin + pemetrexed
• Cisplatin + gemcitabine
• Response assessed after 2 cycles, then 2-4 cycles with CT of known sites
B. Maintenance therapy:-
• Use of one of the first line drug for 4-6 cycles in there is no progression of
disease
C. Subsequent therapy:-
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5. Targeted therapy for NSCLC
• For tumors to grow, they need to form new blood vessels to keep them
protein that helps new blood vessels to form. This drug is often used
VEGF has to bind to cell proteins called receptors to act. This drug is a
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