if there is a mass or other condition affecting the hilar tissue, it may need to be surgically removed, or resected. Resection can be a successful treatment for treating small-cell lung cancers ...

Non–small cell lung cancer (poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma ... June 2017: Restaging CT scans demonstrating disease progression Right hilar mass increased. Brain MRI identified second ...

There is associated right hilar lymphadenopathy ... a rounded mass, CT was performed because the differential diagnosis included possibilities other than Covid-19, such as lung cancer, and ...

For the study, researchers reviewed the medical records of patients diagnosed with inoperable primary and metastatic hilar lung tumors. Hilar tumors abut or invade the mainstem bronchus.

Breath sounds were absent in the right lung fields. The blood levels of ... reportedly revealed a new mass in the hilar region of the right upper lobe that measured 9.2 cm in greatest dimension.

Chest x-ray studies demonstrated a 3.8-cm left hilar mass and left mid-lung opacity, which was suspicious for lung cancer. Aside from gastroesophageal reflux, the patient's prior medical history ...

Two years later, x-ray and ultrasound showed that the mass was now 2.5 cm, and biopsy demonstrated small-cell lung cancer (SCLC). Hilar and supraclavicular nodes were negative, and no metastases ...

Evaluation of the hilar and mediastinal lymph nodes is part of the surgical treatment of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). It is also vital to the staging of lung cancer, which determines the ...

Diagnosis Erlotinib-refractory stage IV lung adenocarcinoma and end-stage ... A chest X-ray performed in February 2002 showed a right hilar mass. In March 2002, a chest CT confirmed a right ...

A 21-year-old, nonsmoking, and previously healthy woman was admitted to our hospital due to a dry cough and enlarged hilar and mediastinal lymph nodes on chest X-ray (Figure 1A). The optimal treatment ...

For the study, researchers reviewed the medical records of patients diagnosed with inoperable primary and metastatic hilar lung tumors. Hilar tumors abut or invade the mainstem bronchus.