Approach to Lung Cancer diagnosis and staging Flashcards
(25 cards)
Change of malignancy for < 5 mm nodule
1%
Chance of malignancy for > 20 mm nodule
> 50%
Low risk nodule pretest probability
< 5%
Intermediate risk nodule pretest probability
5-65%
High risk nodule pretest probability
> 65%
Ideal timing for workup on a lung nodule
within 6 weeks
Sensitivity and specificity for CT chest in staging lung cancer
Sens. 55%
Spec. 81%
Sensitivity and specificity for PET in lung cancer staging
Sens. 77%
Spec. 86%
EBUS staging sensitivity and specificity
Sens. 92%
Spec. 100%
Surgical staging of mediastinum sensitivity and specificity
Sens. 78%
Spec. 100%
Should patients with enlarged mediastinal lymph nodes get biopsy regardless of PET activity?
Yes
3 populations who should receive mediastinal staging even if PET negative nodes
Central tumor
Tumor > 3 cm
Enlarged N1 node
Lymph node stations that should get surgical staging first rather than EBUS if all other nodes are negative on imaging
5 and 6
Population that should be restaged by EBUS after induction treatment
Locally advanced stage III NSCLC
4 indications to biopsy a nodule > 8mm
Evidence of growth
Clinical pretest probability and PET are discordant
Probability is 10-60%
Patient requests proof of diagnosis before surgery
Stage I lung cancer treatment
Surgery or radiation
Stage I lung cancer 5 year survival
68% (IB) - 92% (IA1)
Stage II lung cancer treatment
Surgery and adjuvant chemo
Stage II lung cancer 5 year survival
53% (IIB) - 60% (IIA)
Stage III lung cancer treatment
Chemo and radiation with adjuvant immuno therapy
Stage III lung cancer 5 year survival
13% (IIIC) - 36% (IIIA)
Stage IV or recurrent lung cancer treatment
Chemo, targeted therapy
Immunotherapy
Palliative
Stage IV or recurrent lung cancer 5 year survival
0% (IVB) - 10% (IVA)
Drug indicated for resected IB - IIIA EGFR + NSCLC
Osimertinib