[Analysis of 64 second XXXX of the bronchi].

@entity1 @entity5 @entity2 @entity189 @entity153
Sixty-four @entity2 were observed among 1,039 @entity1 operated for @entity153 between 1975 and 1984. (Statement: July 1987). The second @entity5 tended to develop at a distance from the first resection performed for a lesion with good prognostic factors. Their site and histology present no unusual features. 64% appeared in the contralateral lung; 78% had the same histological type as the first @entity5 . Among 28 @entity1 treated by surgery, 26 had a second resection: there were two peri-operative deaths and 4 major complications. Among the 36 @entity1 rejected for surgery, 21 had excessively altered lung function tests. 30 @entity1 were treated with radiotherapy, 7 with chemotherapy first; one had no treatment. The survival rate for the whole group was quite good: 26% at three years; it was significantly better after a second resection: 41% at three years. Overall survival seems comparable with that of the @entity1 operated upon for a single @entity189 .
