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 …

Lymphatic spread of carcinoma of the lung to the mediastinum is an essential factor
determining prognosis. An anatomic study of the mediastinal lymph nodes was made on 360 …

The location, frequency, and spread of metastases to the mediastinal lymph nodes were
examined in 124 patients with histologically proven N2 disease who underwent pulmonary …

The phenomenon of skip metastases depends on the occurrence of direct metastases of non‐
small cell lung cancer into mediastinal lymph nodes without the involvement of hilar lymph …

It is recognized that in the combined surgical and radiologic attack upon cancer in any part
of the body the cure rate will be influenced not only by the removal or destruction of the …

The location and frequency of metastases to the lymph nodes were documented in a review
of 200 patients with bronchogenic carcinoma who underwent pulmonary resection and total …

Few surgical procedures are so demoralising to the patient, disappointing to the referring
physician, or frustrating for the surgeon as a thoracotomy for inoperable carcinoma of the …

ABDOMINAL metastasis is relatively common in cancer of the lung. In the 3,047 collected
cases of pulmonary cancer studied by Ochsner and De-Bakey,"? 78 per cent were …

Objective: The aims of this study were to reveal the characteristics of skipping N2 lung
cancer and to develop a more reasonable approach for dissecting mediastinal lymph nodes …

Objectives To specify the topography and variations in lymphatic drainage of the right lung to
the mediastinum and their therapeutic implications in non-small cell lung cancers (NSCLC) …