… compared with the younger patients from the … younger patients with lung cancer presenting
between 1977 and 1988. We used the tumor registry records and selected the first 50 patients …

… young patients with inoperable lung cancer. We have, therefore, reviewed all young patients
with lung cancer … seen by members of the Edinburgh Lung Cancer Group (ELCG) between …

… For example, the question as to why these young patients develop lung cancer, as … and
escape lung cancer, is a basic one. I believe that young patients with lung cancer studied in a …

… younger patients with lung cancer (aged 18-35 years). To overcome the limitations of
retrospective research and the considerable heterogeneity of patients with early-onset lung cancer, …

… suggests an increased susceptibility to lung carcinogens in these populations. … lung cancer
is not a more aggressive disease in younger patients and that all patients with lung cancer …

… of young patients with lung cancer is at least equivalent to that of older … , young patients
with lung cancer should be managed along the same therapeutic guidelines as older patients. …

… Lung cancer in young patients younger than 40 years of age is not commonly seen. It remains
… clinical features of lung cancer in young patients, we retrospectively analyzed 92 patients. …

… Therefore, more aggressive multimodality treatments, including surgery, are feasible for
young patients with lung cancer and are highly recommended in our daily practice. …

… that contribute to lung cancer in young patients are relatively … between young patients and
older patients with lung cancer in … the patients with the cytopathologic diagnosis of lung cancer …

… young patients with lung cancer in our population is higher than that reported in the most
recent literature. Lung cancer in the young … The proportion of young patients with lung cancer in …