New way to deal with inoperable lung cancer

on March 16, 2010

An experimental type of specialized radiation treatment can control tumors lung cancer does not work and help people live longer than the deadly disease.

A new study shows Stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) effectively over 87% of lung cancers do not operate small cell early in the up to three years, researchers say that a percentage of the volume is more than twice as found using conventional radiation treatment for lung cancer does not work.

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Stereotactic radiation therapy can improve survival with early stage inoperable lung cancer

When lung cancer is caught early, gives surgery possibility of a cure. But not everyone is a candidate for surgery. And for them-regardless of whether they can refrain from treatment or treated with conventional radiation therapy-survival in 3 years, only about 20-35%.

However, a relatively new technique of radiotherapy, Stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), gives hope that people with lung cancer at an early stage, but it doesn't work it can survive much longer than was possible previously.

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