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Lung cancer is a solid tumor that arises from bronchial epithelial cells, characterized by various genetic mutations that influence its behavior and treatment response. The chapter details the clinical presentation of lung cancer, including common symptoms and systemic effects. It also outlines diagnostic approaches and treatment strategies, including chemotherapy regimens and emerging therapies for relapsed cases. The importance of monitoring therapeutic outcomes and conducting regular surveillance imaging for patients is emphasized.
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