
Opinion|Videos|December 24, 2024
Defining Resectability in Stage III NSCLC: Addressing Key Controversies
Panelists discuss how the resectability of stage III non-small cell lung cancer tumors remains controversial, particularly regarding the role of surgery in multi-station N2 disease and the optimal sequencing of multimodality therapy.
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- There is some debate about which tumors can be resected in stage III NSCLC. Can you describe the areas of controversy and how you determine whether a tumor is resectable?
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