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Tag: NSCLC

Canadian Association of Thoracic Surgeons > NSCLC
Best Practices Committee

Follow-up and Surveillance – Curatively-Treated Lung Cancer

Follow-up and Surveillance Recommendations for Patients Treated Curatively for Lung Cancer. Background: Despite advances in the care of patients with NSCLC, the overall 5-year survival for patients treated with curative …

Best Practices Committee

Invasive Mediastinal Staging for Potentially Resectable NSCLC – Choice of Invasive Modality

Recommendations for Invasive Mediastinal Staging for Potentially Resectable NSCLC – Choice of Invasive Modality

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The Canadian Association of Thoracic Surgeons represents thoracic surgeons in Canada. We provide sub-specialty clinical care for patients with a wide range of pleural, mediastinal, esophageal and gastric diseases. Our patients suffer from complex benign and malignant diseases, and our training is therefore very broad. We educate students and residents. Our success in postgraduate surgical education is well known. Canadian trained thoracic surgeons have a world-wide reputation for clinical excellence, and many of our former trainees hold thoracic surgical leadership positions throughout the world. The association is actively involved in clinical and laboratory research. We are also involved in health care planning issues such as thoracic surgical manpower, standards of practice, and delivery of thoracic surgical oncology services.
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