Three major approaches to the treatment of moderately differentiated squamous cell carcinoma

  Intermediate differentiated squamous cell carcinoma of the lung is actually squamous lung carcinoma, the appearance of this disease makes many friends very afraid, this disease has a high incidence in people’s lives and is very harmful to the body, the occurrence of this disease, like other lung cancers, has a lot to do with smoking, now some friends are asking what is the treatment method of intermediate differentiated squamous cell carcinoma of the lung, here is the analysis for you.  I. What is intermediate differentiated squamous cell carcinoma?  Squamous cell carcinoma, also known as epidermoid carcinoma, is a malignant tumor that occurs in skin, appendages or mucous membrane.  It mostly occurs in men over 50 years old, and is commonly found on the face, scalp, lower lip, back of hand, forearm and pubic area. Especially, it is more likely to occur at the junction of skin and mucosa. The first is a dark red hard wart-like nodules, the surface capillary dilatation, the central keratinous material attached, not easy to peel, can bleed after forceful peeling. The lesions gradually expand, forming hard red plaques, with a little scaling on the surface, clear borders, infiltrating the surrounding area, hard to touch, rapidly expanding to form ulcers, ulcers to the surrounding and deep invasion, can reach deep into the muscle and bone, the damage adheres to each other to form a hard mass, not easy to move, the base of the ulcer is flesh-red, with necrotic tissue, pus, odor, easy bleeding. The edge of the ulcer is elevated and turned out, with obvious inflammation and self-induced pain. If it occurs at the junction of skin and mucous membrane, it is more likely to bleed with solid moisture and friction, and develops more rapidly, and can form cauliflower-like, destructive, with obvious pain, easy to metastasize and poor prognosis.  The three major methods of treatment for medium-differentiated squamous cell carcinoma of lung 1.Surgical treatment Because of the late metastasis of squamous carcinoma of lung and better prognosis after resection, surgical treatment is the preferred treatment method. For all stage I, stage II and selected stage IIIA patients, surgery should be performed. Radical resection of the tumor and clearance of regional lymph nodes should be pursued. However, the following patients with squamous lung cancer cannot be treated surgically: tumor has invaded the mediastinum and heart, large blood vessels, trachea, esophagus, vertebrae, ramus, or another nodule in the same lobe, or malignant pleural fluid, stage IIIB and IV cases.  There are serious comorbidities such as severe lung infection, emphysema, low lung function, inadequate heart function, recent angina attack, myocardial infarction, history of cerebrovascular accident, etc. that cannot tolerate the surgery.  2.Radiotherapy This is an effective physical therapy that can help patients to treat.  3.Chinese medicine treatment Lung cancer is famous for supporting the righteousness and eliminating the evil and treating both the symptoms and the root cause, which can not only play a synergistic effect with surgery and radiotherapy, but also play a good role in prolonging the survival of patients who are weak in the middle and late stages and cannot adapt to surgery and radiotherapy.  The above is the introduction of some treatment methods for you, I believe that you have a certain understanding of this disease, after the discovery of this disease, we must go to treatment in a timely manner.