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Progress in screening and follow-up studies of pulmonary ground glass nodules

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Journal Title:: Chinese Journal of Oncology

Issue:: 2

DOI:: 10.3760/cma.j.cn112152-20200506-00418

Key Word:: 磨玻璃结节;肺肿瘤;筛查;外科治疗;多学科团队;Ground glass nodule;Lung neoplasms;Screeing;Surgical treatment;Multidisciplinary team

Abstract： With the wide application of high-resolution chest CT in health check-up, the ground glass nodule(GGN) has been increasingly detected. GGNs have a complex etiology and image features, which can develop fast or very slowly. Therefore, whether to follow up or to resect it is usually very difficult to be determined. Overdiagnosis or overtreatment frequently happens. According to the development of GGNs, the process can be clinically divided into four stages: biological onset stage (pre-detection stage), observational stage, clinical treatment stage and postoperative follow-up stage. This review summarizes the progress on the natural development process, imaging monitoring and differentiation, the optimal time of surgical treatment for GGNs based on the decision of multidisciplinary team. This revie wmay be helpful for clinicians to understand the rule of GGN development in the follow-up, and find an optimal time to give surgical intervention for improving the prognosis of and life quality of the GGN patients.

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