Exophytic endobronchial epidermoid carcinoma
Authors:
- Elisabeth Dulmet-BrenderEDElisabeth Dulmet-Brender
- Francis JaubertFJFrancis Jaubert
- Gerard HuchonGHGerard Huchon
Abstract
Exophytic endobronchial epidermoïd carcinoma is a rare clinical entity. The authors describe and systematically analyzed 34 casescollected during 35 years. There was a preponderance of male patients; the mean age at presentation was 58 years. The tumors were nearly always at the T1N0 stageand their prognosis was not better than that for other Stage I bronchogenic carcinomas. The findings suggest that they are a special subvariety of bronchogenic carcinomarather than tumor detected at an early stage.Keywords
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