Description of the problem: A 64-year-old man suffering from squamous cell carcinoma said that he cannot be treated with surgery and can be treated with radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Does it mean that it has reached the advanced stage
Date of the problem: 2020 -12-12
Patient information:Age: 65 years old Gender: Male
Problem analysis: The diagnosis of lung squamous cell carcinoma is clear, and it is suspected to be combined with pleura Waiting for metastasis, lack of indications for radical resection. It is planned to clarify the further diagnosis and treatment plan.
Guiding suggestions: 1) The diagnosis of advanced lung squamous cell carcinoma is clear, and there is no indication for surgery. It is recommended to go to the respiratory department or the oncology department. 2) It is recommended to improve genetic testing and rationally select targeted drugs, such as afatinib, based on the test results; or use pembrolizumab in combination with the indications. 3) For local chest metastases, if the pain is severe, palliative treatment such as fractional radiotherapy may be considered.
Recommendations are for reference only. If the problem is serious, please go to the hospital for detailed inspection