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Lung Ca-LectureUnlam-edited-2023-FS
Lung Ca-LectureUnlam-edited-2023-FS
KEGANASAN PARU
• Gejala klinik
• Pemeriksaan PA
• Imaging:
– Chest x-ray (Foto Toraks)
– Computed tomography scan
– Magnetic resounce imaging (MRI)
– PET
Modalitas Radiologi
Foto toraks :
Investigasi awal curiga kanker paru.
CT scan :
• Lebih detail untuk karakteristik lesi
• Dapat mendeteksi lesi 3 – 5 mm.
• CT scan dengan kontras, meningkatkan akurasi
diagnosis membedakan lesi jinak dan ganas
( sensitivitas 98%, spesifisitas 58%, akurasi 77% ).
• Guiding trans thoracal Biopsy ( TTB ).
Lung Tumour
– Benign
– Malignant
• Primary
– Small cell
– Non-Small cell
» Adeno
» Squamous
» Large cell
• Secondary (Metastatic)
Small cell lung cancer
• SCLC = oatcell
• Small-cell carcinomas most commonly
arise from the main airways, but rapidly
invade the submucosal tissues.
• It arises from endocrine cells (kulchitisky
cells) where many hormones are secreted
• Spread to lymph nodes and other organs
more quickly than NSCLC .
• More likely to respond to chemotherapy.
• Small cell cell tumours are located
centrally in the vast majority of cases
(90%).
• They arise from main-stem of lobar
bronchi, and thus appear as hilar or
perihilar masses.
• They frequently have mediastinal lymph
node involvement at presentation.
CXR
• Appearances on chest x-rays are non-
specific.
• They may be seen as a hilar/perihilar
mass usually with mediastinal widening
due to lymph node enlargement.
• Mediastinal involvement is often the most
striking feature and the primary mass
may be inapparent.
CXR
Superior Vena Cava Syndrome
CT
Adenocarcinoma
• It arises from the submucosal
glands,located in peripheral airways and
alveoli.
• Adenocarcinomas present as a nodule or
mass:
– periphery of the lung (50%),
– hilar mass (15%), and
– a combination of mass and hilar/mediastinal
lymphadenopathy (35%).
CT
Squamous (Epidermoid)
cell carcinoma
• Squamous cell carcinoma most commonly
arises in a lobar or segmental bronchus,
occluding the lumen and causing distal
collapse or consolidation.
• Rapid growth, late metastatic
• When it arises peripherally it may grow
large before presentation
CXR
• The appearance depends on the location
of the lesion. The more central lesions
may merely appear as a bulky hilum,
representing the tumour and local nodal
involvement.
• Lobar collapse may be seen due to
obstruction of a bronchus.
• When the right upper lobe is collapsed
and a hilar mass is present, this is known
as the Golden S sign.
• A more peripheral location may appear as
a rounded or spiculated mass.
• Cavitation may be seen as an air-fluid
level.
• Chest wall invasion is difficult to identify
on plain films unless there is destruction
of the adjacent rib or evidence of soft
tissue growing into the soft tissues
superficial to the ribs.
• A pleural effusion may also be seen, and
although it is associated with a poor
prognosis
• Some are due to venous obstruction or
represent a parapneumonic effusion
CXR
• 3 cm
cavitated
lesion left
mid-lung
• Lymp node
hilar (left)
CT
• CT is the modality of choice for the
evaluation of possible lung cancer.
• Certain morphological features can be
suggestive of squamous cell carcinoma of
the lung (SCC), but these are by no
means definitive, with significant overlap
with other histological types.
• More importantly, cross-sectional imaging
enables staging of the disease and
together with the histological grading and
clinical performance status will dictate
the prognosis and treatment.
• Central SCC often results in
intraluminal obstruction and causes
lung collapse and/or obstructive
pneumonitis.
• Peripheral SCC may be seen as a solid
nodule/mass with or without an irregular
border
• The irregular margin can be attributed to
a desmoplastic reaction or infiltrative
growth
• Similar to central lung cancer, peripheral
cancer can also result in obstructive
changes such as a mucocele.
• Cavitation is a frequent finding in primary
lung SCC but can also be encountered in
metastatic SCC.
• Cavitation is secondary to tumoral
necrosis. In other instances, SCC can have
a central scar with peripheral growth of
tumor.
• When SCC presents as a peripheral solid
nodule, follow-up is as per the Fleischner
Society guidelines.
Large cell carcinoma
• Dissemination is hematogenously
• Brain
• Liver
• Adrenals
• Bone
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Multiple pulmonary nodules
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