Jiang Gening
Lung tumours and minimally invasive thoracic surgery
A thoracic specialist associated with Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital, with public academic and clinical work in lung tumours and minimally invasive thoracic surgery.
Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital, Tongji University
Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital is affiliated with Tongji University. University publications describe its thoracic teams’ work in pulmonary disease, minimally invasive thoracic surgery and clinical lung-cancer research.
Shanghai, China
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Specialty information
Thoracic surgery: pulmonary disease
Pulmonary nodule and lung-cancer assessment may involve imaging review, pathology, staging, and surgical or multidisciplinary discussion. A nodule label alone does not determine a need for surgery.
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Chen Chang
Lung disease and minimally invasive thoracic surgery
A thoracic surgeon at Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital whose Tongji University public material covers lung-disease care and minimally invasive thoracic surgery.
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Related conditions and questions
Pulmonary nodules
A pulmonary nodule is a small finding on lung imaging, not a diagnosis of cancer. Assessment considers its appearance, change over time and the person's background risks.
Lung cancer
Lung cancers have different pathological and molecular characteristics. Treatment planning depends on the specific diagnosis, disease extent and the person's health.
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