Anatomic basis of lymphatic spread of lung carcinoma to the mediastinum: anatomo-clinical correlations.
M Riquet, D Manac'h, P Dupont, A Dujon… - Surgical and …, 1994 - europepmc.org
Correlation of the anatomic and surgical features in 360 cadavers and in 260 patients
operated for bronchial carcinoma reveals that the lymphatics of the lung reach the ipsilateral
mediastinum, sometimes directly and sometimes by sites which do not correspond to the
anatomic site of the injection or of the pulmonary lesion. This implies the need for systematic
eradication of all the lymph nodes of the ipsilateral mediastinum during surgery for bronchial
carcinoma. In cases of tumoral lesions (N2), the prognosis is better when only one site is …
operated for bronchial carcinoma reveals that the lymphatics of the lung reach the ipsilateral
mediastinum, sometimes directly and sometimes by sites which do not correspond to the
anatomic site of the injection or of the pulmonary lesion. This implies the need for systematic
eradication of all the lymph nodes of the ipsilateral mediastinum during surgery for bronchial
carcinoma. In cases of tumoral lesions (N2), the prognosis is better when only one site is …
Anatomic basis of lymphatic spread of lung carcinoma to the mediastinum: Anatomo-clinical correlations
M Riquet, D Manac'h, P Dupont, A Dujon, G Hidden… - Lung Cancer, 1995 - infona.pl
Correlation of the anatomic and surgical features in 360 cadavers and in 260 patients
operated for bronchial carcinoma reveals that the lymphatics of the lung reach the ipsilateral
mediastinum, sometimes directly and sometimes by sites which do not correspond to the
anatomic site of the injection or of the pulmonary lesion. This implies the need for systematic
eradication of all the lymph nodes of the ipsilateral mediastinum during surgery for bronchial
carcinoma. In cases of tumoral lesions (N2), the prognosis is better when only one site is …
operated for bronchial carcinoma reveals that the lymphatics of the lung reach the ipsilateral
mediastinum, sometimes directly and sometimes by sites which do not correspond to the
anatomic site of the injection or of the pulmonary lesion. This implies the need for systematic
eradication of all the lymph nodes of the ipsilateral mediastinum during surgery for bronchial
carcinoma. In cases of tumoral lesions (N2), the prognosis is better when only one site is …
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