Lung Cancer Treatments: Surgery / Radiation
Channel: Radiology Frameworks
Date: 2023-10-02

A comprehensive overview of the most common non-pharmacological therapies for lung cancer: pneumonectomy, lobectomy, segmentectomy, wedge resection, and radiation therapy. Learn what to expect on post-treatment imaging, and what to look out for.

Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
01:26 - Fundamentals of Surgical Lung Resection
06:25 - Pneumonectomy: What happens?
07:19 - Pneumonectomy: When is it performed?
07:49 - Pneumonectomy: How is it done?
08:27 - Pneumonectomy: Typical postoperative course
11:21 - Pneumonectomy: Usual long-term imaging appearance
12:37 - Pneumonectomy: Possible complications & imaging signs
20:10 - Lobectomy: What happens?
20:49 - Lobectomy: When is it performed?
21:03 - Lobectomy: How is it done?
22:12 - Lobectomy: Typical postoperative course
24:44 - Lobectomy: Usual long-term imaging appearance
26:26 - Lobectomy: Possible complications & imaging signs
30:08 - Segmentectomy & Wedge Resection: What happens?
30:22 - Segmentectomy & Wedge Resection: When is it performed?
31:10 - Segmentectomy & Wedge Resection: How is it done?
31:20 - Segmentectomy & Wedge Resection: Typical postoperative course
32:51 - Segmentectomy & Wedge Resection: Usual long-term imaging appearance
33:42 - Segmentectomy & Wedge Resection: Possible complications & imaging signs
36:43 - Radiation Therapy: What happens?
36:53 - Radiation Therapy: When is it performed?
37:34 - Radiation Therapy: How is it done?
40:29 - Radiation Therapy: Radiation Pneumonitis (months 1-6)
42:12 - Radiation Therapy: Radiation Fibrosis (months 7-24)
44:08 - Radiation Therapy: Possible complications & imaging signs
45:38 - Radiation Therapy: Proton Beam Therapy

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