Clinic Flashcards

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Symptoms that are often clarified for lung cancer history

A
  • Cough?
  • Phelgm?
  • Haemoptysis
  • Smoking history - pack years
  • Asbestos exposure
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2
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Steps of managing suspected cancer lesion in clinic

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  • CT scan - see if vanished
  • PET scan - see if metabolically active using radioactive glucose
  • Biopsy - needs to be large enough for this though
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3
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Ejection fraction normal range

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50-70%

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4
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HF reduced ejection fraction value

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40% or less

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5
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What is SABR?

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Stereotactic ablative radiotherapy - localised radiotherapy for lung cancer

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6
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Best imaging for lung cancer

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CT scan
Then PET to see if metabolically active if not clear is cancer

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