在主导瘤中通过空气空间的同时传播会影响同步多重原发性肺腺癌的预后

Tong Qiu1, Feng Hou2, Jie Wu2

  • 1Department of Thoracic Surgery, The Affiliated Hospital of Qingdao University, Qingdao, China.

概括

瘤通过空气空间传播 (STAS) 在两个初级肺腺癌 (bi-STAS) 显著恶化了早期同步多重初级肺腺癌 (sMPLA) 的预后. 这一发现与外科手术方法无关,强调了STAS评估对风险分层的重要性.

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