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How Should the Mass Examination for Lung Cancer be Performed? : A Retrospective Study of 33 Lung Cancer Cases Detected by Mass X-ray Examinations

山口医学 Volume 32 Issue 3 Page 343-348
published_at 1983-06
Title
肺癌検診のあり方 : 集団検診発見肺癌33例のretrospectiveな検討
How Should the Mass Examination for Lung Cancer be Performed? : A Retrospective Study of 33 Lung Cancer Cases Detected by Mass X-ray Examinations
Creators Kawamoto Toshihiro
Creators Hobara Tatsuya
Creators Kobayashi Haruo
Creators Higashihara Eiji
Creators Iwamoto Susumu
Creators Hashizume Akira
Creators Shimazu Wataru
Creators Kawamoto Rieko
Creators Sakai Tsunemi
Creators Nagasaki Mineko
Creators Hirota Seiro
Creators Ishida Koichi
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In proportion to the rapid increase of the lung cancer death rate in recent years, it has become more and important to utilize the Tuberculosis Mass Roentgenography efficiently in order to detect lung canaer in the early stages. The authors retrospectively investigated the clinical data and the courses from mass examination to the first visit to National Sanyoso Chest Hospital, of 33 lung cancer patients who had been detected by mass X-ray examination and admitted to this hospital from 1979 to 1981. The results obtained were as follows : 1) The intervals from mass examination to the first visit to the hospital were less than 29 days in 9 cases, 30 to 59 days in 15 cases, 60 to 99 days in 5 cases and more than 100 days in 4 cases. Only six cases (18.2%) were dignosed as lung cancer within a month. 2) The intervals of the cases detected through the X-ray screening without further examination were significantly shorter than those of the cases detected in the course of the primary mass miniature X-ray screening and the secondary direct X-ray examination.
Subjects
医学 ( Other)
Languages jpn
Resource Type journal article
Publishers 山口大学医学会
Date Issued 1983-06
File Version Not Applicable (or Unknown)
Access Rights metadata only access
Relations
[ISSN]0513-1731
[NCID]AN00243156
Schools 医学部