1. CANCER DE PULMON

2. HOSPITAL REGIONAL RIO GALLEGOS SERVICIO DE CIRUGIA GENERAL

3. CONCEPTOS BASICOS

11. Cuál es la diferencia entre el crecimiento normal y el canceroso?

12. Todos los tumores son cancerosos?

13. Cómo se puede saber si un tumor es canceroso?

14. Cuál es la diferencia entre un tumor benigno y uno maligno?

15. Qué es metástasis?

68. NODULO O MASA -ASINTOMATICO -INCIDENTAL

71. Smooth, well-circumscribed nodule of the left mid-lung field (arrow) that did not change on serial chest radiographs during a 2-year period. This is most likely a benign pulmonary nodule , perhaps a hamartoma. Radiografía de tórax

73. Nódulo pulmonar Indeterminado

76. Chest radiograph of a patient with bilateral pulmonary metastases from endometrial cancer . The mass in the right upper lobe is well circumscribed and has the radiographic appearance typical of a metastasis.

78. Solitary, irregular mass of the left upper lobe mass (arrow) diagnosed incidentally on a routine chest radiograph in a 50-year-old nonsmoking woman. Computed tomography of the chest confirmed the presence of the mass but did not demonstrate any mediastinal adenopathy. At exploratory thoracotomy, the patient had a T1 N0 adenocarcinoma .

83. FIBROBRONCOSPIA Y VIDEOBRONCOSCOPIA

87. Anatomía normal Epiglotis Cuerdas vocales

88. Anatomía normal tráquea y carina principal Tráquea Carina

89. Anatomía normal árbol derecho

90. Anatomía normal árbol izquierdo

91. Cepillado citológico

92. Biopsia endobronquial y transbronquial

93. Punción mediastínica Transtraqueal

94. Copyright © 2002 American Thoracic Society Figure 2. A case of carcinoma in situ. ( A ) Bronchoscopic view shows an irregular thickness at the spur between superior and lingual bronchi of the left upper lobe ( arrow ). ( B ) The lesion is invisible on HR-CT scan. ( C ) EBUS shows a normal layered structure of the bronchial wall and the tumor is not observed. Endosonografía bronquial HOME HELP FEEDBACK SUBSCRIPTIONS ARCHIVE SEARCH TABLE OF CONTENTS Am. J. Respir. Crit. Care Med. Am. J. Respir. Cell Mol. Biol.

95. Copyright © 2002 American Thoracic Society Figure 4. A case of squamous cell carcinoma at the orifice of the right B6. ( A ) The bronchoscopic view showed a reddish superficial tumor at the orifice of B6 ( arrow ). The tumor appeared superficial and was 0.5 to 1.0 cm in diameter. ( B ) HR-CT showed an obscure lesion at the site. Because there was little contrast between it and surrounding mediastinal connective tissue, we diagnosed it as invisible. ( C ) EBUS can delineate the tumor ( arrow ) and shows that the cartilage layer is involved and interrupted around the tumor. Accordingly, it was diagnosed as extracartilaginous. Endosonografía bronquial HOME HELP FEEDBACK SUBSCRIPTIONS ARCHIVE SEARCH TABLE OF CONTENTS Am. J. Respir. Crit. Care Med. Am. J. Respir. Cell Mol. Biol.

96. ADENOCARCINOMA INFILTRANTE DE LA MUCOSA BRONQUIO INTERMEDIO

97. CARCINOMA ESCAMOSO OCLUYENDO LUMEN LID

98. TUMOR ULCERADO DE LA SUPERFICIE TRAQUEAL

99. VIDEOTORACOSCOPIA

103. N 1 Ganglios linfáticos intrapulmonares e hiliares. N 2 Ganglios mediastínicos del mismo lado. N 3 Ganglios mediastínicos contra laterales y supraclaviculares.

108. TRATAMIENTO QUIRURGICO

129. Asignatura: Enfermería en la Atención del Adulto y el Anciano Lic. Sara Ojeda Ciclo Académico 2010 CANCER DE PULMON