American College of Chest Physicians / St. Francis Hospital / Medical Center / National Cancer Institute / /
IndustryTerm
blood gas level / /
MedicalCondition
FCCP Lung cancer / minimal dyspnea / COPD / pre-operative and post-operative pulmonary function / cardiac failure / II disease / postlobectomy pulmonary function using ventilation-perfusion scanning / focal neurologic deficits / pulmonary capillary blood flow / pulmonary resection / resectable disease / fatigue / Pulmonary / anatomically resectable disease / patient’s physiologic pulmonary function / pulmonary function testing / postoperative respiratory failure / pulmonary artery / chronic bronchitis / postoperative pulmonary complications / pulmonary status / bronchogenic carcinoma / SEER cancer / non-small cell cancer / preoperative pulmonary function testing / cancer / airway obstruction / resectable non-small cell lung cancer / disease / pulmonary reserve / dyspnea / pulmonary tuberculosis / pulmonary function / pulmonary function tests / minimal dyspnea vs / maximal oxygen uptake cancer / pulmonary function loss / pulmonary hypertension / pulmonary insufficiency / pulmonary cancer / postpneumonectomy pulmonary function using quantitative macroaggregate lung scanning / chronic respiratory failure / lung cancer / routine pulmonary function testing / pulmonary function variables / anatomically resectable lung cancer / Pre-operative pulmonary function testing / at assessing the patient’s physiologic pulmonary function / /
MedicalTreatment
lobectomy / surgery / thoracic surgery / abdominal surgery / segmentectomy / surgeries / lung surgery / /
Organization
National Cancer Institute / Department of Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine / St. Francis Hospital / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / Medicare / the American College / Medical Center / /
Person
Ann Thorac Surg / Bimalin Lahiri / Debapriya Datta / Van Nostrand / /
reviews Preoperative Evaluation of Patients Undergoing Lung Resection Surgery* Debapriya Datta, MD; and Bimalin Lahiri, MD, FCCP Lung cancer continues to be the leading case of cancer deaths in the United States. In pat