Lung Cancer PDF
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This document provides an overview of lung cancer, including different types, staging, diagnostic techniques, management strategies, and nursing considerations. It details various aspects of lung cancer, highlighting common symptoms and treatment approaches.
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Lung Cancer Cancer Types of Lung cell Cancer -small Lung % Most common type-80 have · - adenocarcinoma...
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