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1Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT 06511, USA. zawin@biomed.med.yale.edu
Abstract:
Accurate staging remains the cornerstone of initial managment of nonsmall cell lung cancer. CT offers the potential advantage of identifying early stage tumors when broadly applied as a screening tool, although studies that are evaluating the sensitivity, specificity, and impact on survival are ongoing. PET is a functional imaging tool with ever-broadening applications. New techniques, such as CT-PET fusion imaging, endoscopic ultrasound, virtual bronchoscopy, and three-dimensional volumetric reconstruction may further refine noninvasive diagnostic and staging options.
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