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Nichtoperative Behandlung von Lungenmetastasen solider Tumoren

  • C. Manegold
  • M. Flentje
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Zusammenfassung

Die Lunge steht in der Metastasenentwicklung vor dem Skelett und nach der Leber an 2. Stelle (Willis 1973). Die verschiedenen Tumorerkrankungen entwikkeln unterschiedlich häufig in 20–50% der Fälle Lungenmetastasen. Die Tumor- dissemination ins Lungenparenchym erfolgt vorrangig hämatogen und/oder lymphogen (Liotta et al. 1976). 80–90% der Metastasen siedeln sich in den peripheren Lungenabschnitten oder subpleural an (Crow et al. 1981; Schölten u. Kreel 1977). Solitäre Infiltrate sind seltener als multiple Lungenmetastasen.

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