Sublobäre Resektion beim Lungenkarzinom

Bei kleinen Lungenkarzinomen ermöglichen sublobäre Resektionen den Erhalt einer größeren pulmonalen Reserve als nach einer Lobektomie. Inwieweit dadurch das Ziel der kurativen radikalen Tumorentfernung infrage gestellt wird, war lange Zeit unklar. Aktuelle Studien zeigen, unter welchen Bedingungen eine sublobäre Resektion durchgeführt werden sollte und bei welchen Konstellationen auch weiterhin die Lobektomie der geforderte Standard ist.

Abstract

For small lung carcinomas, sublobar resections allow the preservation of a greater pulmonary reserve than after lobectomy. It was unclear for a long time to what extent this would jeopardize the goal of curative, radical tumor removal. Current studies show under what conditions a sublobar resection should be carried out and under which circumstances lobectomy continues to be the required standard.

Schlüsselwörter

Lungenkarzinom - atypische Resektion - Segmentresektion - Lobektomie

Keywords

lung carcinoma - atypical resection - segmental resection - lobectomy

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