Assertion: lung cancer's tumor | /r/HasProperty | primary or secondary tumors
Facets:
value: in the same lobe
type: LOCATION
value: in this scenario
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: The tumors have grown into the lung's outer lining or nearby sites, including the chest wall of the heart's lining, or there are primary or secondary tumors in the same lobe; and/or tumors have grown into the diaphragm, mediastinum, heart or its major blood vessels, windpipe, recurrent laryngeal nerve, carina, esophagus, or spine, or there are secondary tumors in the same lung but a different lobe than the primary tumor
text: This is because these stages do not represent invasive lung cancer—the lung cancer is completely contained within the primary tumor.
text: Metastatic tumors, or metastases, are considered secondary tumors and are still considered lung cancer, even when found in other parts of the body.
text: On the other hand, if someone with breast cancer developed another unrelated cancer that began in the lungs, that tumor would be considered a primary lung cancer.
text: In this scenario, both tumors would be considered primary lung cancers.
text: Tumors have grown into the lung's outer lining or nearby sites, including the chest wall, phrenic nerve, or the heart's lining, or there are primary or secondary tumors in the same lobe; and/or tumors have grown in the diaphragm, mediastinum, heart or its major blood vesels, windpipe, recurrent laryngeal nerve, carina, esophagus, or spine, or there are secondary tumors in the same lung but a diferent lobe than the primary tumor
text: Tumors have grown into the lung's outer lining or nearby sites, including the chest wall, phrenic nerve, or the heart's lining, or there are primary or secondary tumors in the same lobe, and/or tumors have grown into the diaphragm, mediastinum, heart or its major blood vessels, windpipe, recurent laryngeal nerve, carina, esophagus, or spine, or there are secondary tumors in the same lung but a different lobe than the primary tumor.