[Evaluation of surgical resection of XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity82 @entity39 @entity5 @entity1466 @entity3567 @entity378
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the role of lung lobectomy in the @entity1 of @entity5 with lung metastases. METHODS: A total of 45 cases of @entity3567 with pulmonary metastases treated by lung lobectomy from 1985-2002 at PUMC hospital was retrospectively analyzed. Seven cases were diagnosed as invasive mole and thirty-eight as @entity1466 . RESULTS: Lung lobectomy was performed in all of these @entity1 after several courses of chemotherapy. Seven cases of invasive mole reached complete remission. Eleven cases of @entity1466 with stage IIIa had received average 13 courses of chemotherapy, 10 of them reached complete remission. Seventeen cases of @entity1466 with stage IIIb had received average 14.3 courses of chemotherapy, 11 of them reached complete remission. Ten cases of @entity1466 with stage IV had received average 15 courses of chemotherapy, six of them reached complete remission. In the 45 @entity1 , histologic examination disclosed haemorrhagic @entity39 tissue in 27 @entity1 , 17 of them reached complete remission (63%). Histologic examination also revealed @entity82 around the focus in 16 @entity1 , 14 of them reached complete remission (88%). @entity378 was found in 2 @entity1 . CONCLUSIONS: Although the development of effective chemotherapy has resulted in improved survival of @entity1 with @entity3567 , lung lobectomy remains an important adjunct treatment in a selected subset of @entity1 . Pathological examinations can help to estimate the prognosis.
