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Lung
Tumors
Roshan Valentine
Outline
• Introduction • Rare primary malignant
neoplasms
• Carcinoma bronchus • Benign pulmonary
- pathology, symptoms
tumors
- radiological features
- diagnostic imaging • Intrathoracic lymphoma
- staging and leukemia
- assessing treatment • Metastatic lung disease
• Evaluation of solitary
pulmonary nodule
Introduction
countries.
• In India, approximately 63,000 new lung cancer cases are reported each year.
• NSCLC(80%)
• Squamous(35%)
• Smoking , cavitate , poor prognosis
• Adeno (30%)
• Women , non-smokers, peripheral
• Large cell (15%)
• SCLC (20%)
• Smoking, metastasises early, paraneoplastic syndromes and SVC
obstruction
• Worst prognosis
Clinical features
• Asymptomatic(20%)
• Paraneoplastic syndromes
Radiological features
• Reflect pathology
1. Hilar enlargement
2. Airway obstruction
3. Peripheral mass
4. Mediastinal involvement
5. Pleural involvement
6. Bone involvement
Hilar enlargement
cell tumors
Hilar enlargement
Airway obstruction
Central mass
inner margin
ganglia
Peripheral mass
Peripheral mass
Pancoast tumor
Mediastinal involvement
bone formation
Diagnostic imaging
CT or USG guidance
Diagnostic imaging
Staging
Purposes
• Bronchiolar or bronchio-alveolar Ca
• Subtype of adeno Ca
Two patterns:
• Pleural effusions
• Hilar mass
• Fibrosarcoma
• Leiomyosarcoma
• Carcinosarcoma
• Pulmonary blastoma
• Malignant hemangiopericytoma
• Bronchial carcinoid
• Pulmonary hamartoma
• Bronchial chondroma
• Pulmonary fibroma
• Pulmonary myxoma
• Bronchial papilloma
Bronchial carcinoid
• Rare in childhood
Pulmonary hamartoma
• Peripheral
• Do not cavitate
Hodgkin’s disease
• MC lymphoma
mediastinal glands
be seen
Hodgkin’s disease
Non – Hodgkin’s disease
• Focal
infiltrates
adenocarcinoma
Lymphangitis carcinomatosa
Causes
• Bronchial carcinoma • Bronchocele
• Bronchial carcinoid • Fungus ball
• Granuloma • Massive fibrosis in coal
• Hamartoma workers
• Metastases • Bronchogenic cyst
• Chronic pneumonia or • Sequestration
abscess • AVM
• Hydatid cyst • Pulmonary infarct
• Pulmonary hematoma • Round atelectasis
Solitary pulmonary nodule
Mimics
• Extrathoracic artefacts
• Cutaneous masses
• Bony lesions
• Pulmonary vessels
Solitary pulmonary nodule
Factors to differentiate
• Size
• Calcification
• Enhancement
• Growth rates
• Shape
• Margin
SIZE
• >3cm : Malignant unless proved otherwise
Calcification
Enhancement on ct
• Post contrast : > 20HU s/o malignancy
Growth
W.r.t Doubling time of the lesion
• Malignant : 1-6months
• Benign : > 18months
Shape
• Polygonal shape
• Three-dimensional ratio > 1.78 - sign of benignity
A
margin
• A/w malignancy
• Bronchoalveolar ca and
adenocarcinoma