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["M"-category as a prognostic factor in operated patients with non-small cell lung cancer]
Unlabelled:
Review of the world literature reveals more than 150 prognostic factors for the non-small cell lung cancer. Distant metastases are the most important negative prognostic factor for the long-term survival.
Material And Methods:
We present 440 patients, operated in our clinic for the period 1997-2004. Distant metastases were found in 19 of them age range: 23-74 years (4 women and 15 men).
Results:
The 5-years survival rate was 30.40% ( 128 patients) for the patients with M0- disease and 15.79% (3 patients) for those with distant metastases.
Conclusions:
Selected group of patients with lung cancer and distant metastases without involvement of the lymph nodes are may be the group who will benefit from the operative treatment.
