Clinical Profile of Lung Cancer in Visakhapatnam, India: A Three Year Study

Introduction : Lung malignancy is the main and utmost type of cancer cases and mortality with raising trends in recent decades particularly in emergent countries like India. Lung malignancy can be suspected when patient presents with clinical symptoms like cough, hemoptysis or incidental abnormality...

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Main Authors: yellapu Gayatri Devi, Koyyana Preethi, Balla Padmaja, S Praveena, Tumpudi Pratyusha
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Published: Mashhad University of Medical Sciences 2022-12-01
Series:Journal of Cardio-Thoracic Medicine
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Online Access:https://jctm.mums.ac.ir/article_21164_d9eb97eebace873f977a28b497b594c9.pdf
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author yellapu Gayatri Devi
Koyyana Preethi
Balla Padmaja
S Praveena
Tumpudi Pratyusha
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Koyyana Preethi
Balla Padmaja
S Praveena
Tumpudi Pratyusha
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description Introduction : Lung malignancy is the main and utmost type of cancer cases and mortality with raising trends in recent decades particularly in emergent countries like India. Lung malignancy can be suspected when patient presents with clinical symptoms like cough, hemoptysis or incidental abnormality on chest x-ray/ Computed Tomography or by screening with low-dose CT.Material and Methods : A retrospective observational study done at Government hospital for chest and communicable diseases under Andhra Medical College, India from Jan 2017 to Dec 2019. Patients diagnosed with bronchogenic carcinoma either inpatient or outpatient were taken into consideration for analysis.Results :   A total of 173 subjects were considered in study for analysis. Mean age found to be 57.67±11.36 years. 121 patients were male and 52 were female. 69.36% patients belonged to rural areas. 82.08% which accounted for 142 patients were smokers. Mean smoking index was 258±246.63. Most common presentation was cough and sob i.e., 83.24%. Most common radiological presentation was mass i.e., 54.3% (94) followed by pleural effusion in 24 cases (13.8%). Adenocarcinoma was observed in 83 patients (48%) followed by squamous cell in 61 patients (35%).Conclusion:  Lung cancer was more common in elderly subjects  with age >50 years with  mean age of presentation in females being  lower than males. Adenocarcinoma was the predominant histological type in both males and females. Smoking still continues to be the main and important risk factor for lung cancer.
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spelling doaj.art-a4d95f376c8d4029b2ce326d36fae9642023-01-08T08:25:02ZengMashhad University of Medical SciencesJournal of Cardio-Thoracic Medicine2345-24472322-57502022-12-011041065107010.22038/jctm.2022.66982.139421164Clinical Profile of Lung Cancer in Visakhapatnam, India: A Three Year Studyyellapu Gayatri Devi0Koyyana Preethi1Balla Padmaja2S Praveena3Tumpudi Pratyusha4Professor , Department of Pulmonary Medicine , Andhra Medical College , Visakhapatnam , India.Professor , Department of Pulmonary Medicine , Andhra Medical College , Visakhapatnam , India.Professor , Department of Pulmonary Medicine , Andhra Medical College , Visakhapatnam , India.Professor , Department of Pulmonary Medicine , Andhra Medical College , Visakhapatnam , India.Professor , Department of Pulmonary Medicine , Andhra Medical College , Visakhapatnam , India.Introduction : Lung malignancy is the main and utmost type of cancer cases and mortality with raising trends in recent decades particularly in emergent countries like India. Lung malignancy can be suspected when patient presents with clinical symptoms like cough, hemoptysis or incidental abnormality on chest x-ray/ Computed Tomography or by screening with low-dose CT.Material and Methods : A retrospective observational study done at Government hospital for chest and communicable diseases under Andhra Medical College, India from Jan 2017 to Dec 2019. Patients diagnosed with bronchogenic carcinoma either inpatient or outpatient were taken into consideration for analysis.Results :   A total of 173 subjects were considered in study for analysis. Mean age found to be 57.67±11.36 years. 121 patients were male and 52 were female. 69.36% patients belonged to rural areas. 82.08% which accounted for 142 patients were smokers. Mean smoking index was 258±246.63. Most common presentation was cough and sob i.e., 83.24%. Most common radiological presentation was mass i.e., 54.3% (94) followed by pleural effusion in 24 cases (13.8%). Adenocarcinoma was observed in 83 patients (48%) followed by squamous cell in 61 patients (35%).Conclusion:  Lung cancer was more common in elderly subjects  with age >50 years with  mean age of presentation in females being  lower than males. Adenocarcinoma was the predominant histological type in both males and females. Smoking still continues to be the main and important risk factor for lung cancer.https://jctm.mums.ac.ir/article_21164_d9eb97eebace873f977a28b497b594c9.pdfsmokingadenocarcinomamasssquamous cell carcinoma
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Koyyana Preethi
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S Praveena
Tumpudi Pratyusha
Clinical Profile of Lung Cancer in Visakhapatnam, India: A Three Year Study
Journal of Cardio-Thoracic Medicine
smoking
adenocarcinoma
mass
squamous cell carcinoma
title Clinical Profile of Lung Cancer in Visakhapatnam, India: A Three Year Study
title_full Clinical Profile of Lung Cancer in Visakhapatnam, India: A Three Year Study
title_fullStr Clinical Profile of Lung Cancer in Visakhapatnam, India: A Three Year Study
title_full_unstemmed Clinical Profile of Lung Cancer in Visakhapatnam, India: A Three Year Study
title_short Clinical Profile of Lung Cancer in Visakhapatnam, India: A Three Year Study
title_sort clinical profile of lung cancer in visakhapatnam india a three year study
topic smoking
adenocarcinoma
mass
squamous cell carcinoma
url https://jctm.mums.ac.ir/article_21164_d9eb97eebace873f977a28b497b594c9.pdf
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