What are the treatments for lung cancer? 4 best treatments for lung cancer

Experts say that the current treatment for lung cancer is surgery. Depending on the patient's condition, the surgical methods are different, including pneumonectomy, partial lung resection, and lobectomy/bilobectomy. Surgical treatment brings great pain to lung cancer patients, so postoperative care is essential. The following experts will introduce the specific content in detail. 1. Pneumonectomy generally avoids right pneumonectomy as much as possible, but when the tumor is located in the central part and involves large blood vessels or main bronchi, pneumonectomy is still the best choice. Because half of the lung tissue is removed, the quality of life after surgery has a certain impact. 2. Pneumonectomy removes a small part of the lung tissue. It is suitable for patients with peripheral and very early lung cancer, or those with early lesions and combined cardiopulmonary dysfunction who cannot tolerate lobectomy. It is also often used for locally recurrent or metastatic lung cancer. 3. Bronchoplasty pneumonectomy is a surgery that removes the affected upper bronchus together with the corresponding airway reconstruction. The operation is more complicated and has certain risks. It is limited to large medical centers with experience. 4. Lobectomy/bilobectomy Lobectomy/bilobectomy is a standard lung cancer resection surgery with reliable efficacy and few complications. It complies with both surgical and tumor principles. The above is an introduction to the surgical treatment of lung cancer. Experts say that before surgery, you must communicate with your doctor and develop a detailed and comprehensive surgical treatment plan. This will achieve the best results for surgical treatment of lung cancer. In addition, patients should pay attention to some matters before surgery to avoid affecting the effect of surgical treatment.