What to do when an x-ray film suggests lung cancer: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 89, No 4

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Because lung cancer is often detected on chest films, annual surveillance in patients at risk is crucial. However, discovering a spot on a chest film is only the beginning of the diagnostic process. In this article, Dr Petty proposes a practical approach to establishing the diagnosis and determining appropriate treatment of both small-cell and non-small-cell carcinomas.

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