Lung Cancer Stages of Small Cell Lung Cancer & Large Cell Lung Cancer

April 2, 2009 - PRLog -- “Latest Cancer Research & Facts from The National Cancer Institute,” is the subtitle of the article published by Suite 101.

Small Cell Lung Cancer

Cancer can spread to other parts of the body in three different ways, according to the article. In addition to providing additional information about how lung cancer spreads, the stages of small cell lung cancer are listed and explained.

Large Cell Lung Cancer

“Staging” is the term used to determine if cancer has spread within the lungs or to other parts of the body. The article explains how staging can determine the stage of non-small cell (large cell) lung cancer.

Fluid Filled Lungs Treatment

A photo is provided within the article showing how fluid is removed from the lungs.

Final Stage Lung Cancer

The final stage of lung cancer is stage 4, according to the article. The article, in understandable terms goes on to explain how the final stage is determined.

Facts About Lung Cancer

Additional facts are provided in the article, as well as information from The National Cancer Institute.

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