Lung Cancer

Surgery: Wedge Resection to Pneumonectomy: Depending on the size and location of the tumor, surgical options include removing a small portion of the lung (wedge resection) to the entire lung (pneumonectomy).

Chemotherapy: Administering potent drugs to target and eliminate rapidly dividing cancer cells, often utilized before or after surgery to enhance effectiveness.

Radiation Therapy: Utilizing high-energy rays to precisely target and destroy cancer cells or shrink tumors, a standalone treatment or combined with surgery and chemotherapy.

Immunotherapy: Stimulating the body’s immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells, particularly beneficial for specific types of lung cancer.

Targeted Therapies: Employing medications that specifically target genetic mutations or abnormal proteins involved in the growth of cancer cells, offering a more focused and less toxic approach.