| Literature DB >> 30201073 |
Donglai Chen1, Ranran Fu2, Pingfan Shi2, Shuang Qin2, Chang Chen1.
Abstract
Intraoperative pleural lavage cytology is a diagnostic technique used to detect tumor cells and serve as a prognostic parameter for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients. In the past several decades, many scholars have been dedicated to clarifying the relationships between positive intraoperative pleural lavage cytology results and postoperative survival as well as tumor recurrence and metastasis. However, the findings remained various due to the inhomogeneity of different research. It has been confirmed that a positive intraoperative pleural lavage cytology result is one of the risk factors for the prognosis of postoperative patients. This study reviewed the advances in research of intraoperative pleural lavage cytology in recent years from several aspects, including clinical significance, influencing factors and possible mechanisms. .Entities:
Keywords: Intraoperative pleural irrigating fluid; Lung neoplasms; Prognosis; Tumor cells
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Year: 2018 PMID: 30201073 PMCID: PMC6137007 DOI: 10.3779/j.issn.1009-3419.2018.09.12
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Zhongguo Fei Ai Za Zhi ISSN: 1009-3419
肺切除前胸腔冲洗液细胞学检查阳性结果的相关因素
Factors associated with positive pre-resectional PLC
| Author, ref.number, year, type of study | Patient group and saline volume for washing | Factors associated with positive pre-resectional PLC ( |
| PLC: pleural lavage cytology. | ||
| Shintani | Total number of patients: 1, 271 Patients with positive PLC before lung resection: 67 (5.3%) 500 mL physiologic saline solution | Pathologic stage ( |
| Taniguchi | Total number of patients: 296 Patients with positive PLC after thoracotomy: 14 (4.7%) 50 mL warm physiologic saline solution | T stage ( |
| Kaneda | Total number of patients: 3, 231 Patients with positive PLC immediately after thoracotomy: 148 (4.58%) Physiological saline of ≤100 mL | Histology (adenocarcinoma) ( |
| Yanagawa | Total number of patients: 428 Patients with positive PLC immediately after thoracotomy: 19 (4.4%) 50 ml physiological saline solution | Tumor size ( |
| Kameyama | Total number of patients: 4, 171 Patients with positive PLC immediately after thoracotomy: 217 (5.2%) Volume unknown | Histology (adenocarcinoma) ( |
| Nakao | Total number of patients: 1, 572 Patients with positive PLC immediately after thoracotomy: 56 (3.6%) 100 mL physiological saline solution | Pathological T classification ( |
| Tomizawa | Total number of patients: 860 Patients with positive PLC immediately after thoracotomy: 38 (4.4%) 50 mL physiological saline solution | Age ( |
肺切除后胸腔冲洗液细胞学检查阳性结果的相关因素
Factors associated with positive post-resectional PLC
| Author, ref. number, year, type of study | Patient group and saline volume for washing | Factors associated with positive pre-resectional PLC ( |
| Shintani | Total number of patients: 1, 271 Patients with positive PLC after lung resection: 32 (2.5%) 500 mL physiologic saline solution | Pathologic T status ( |
| Taniguchi | Total number of patients: 296 Patients with positive PLC before closure: 26 (8.8%) 2, 000 mL warm physiologic saline solution | N stage ( |
| Nakao | Total number of patients: 1, 135 Patients with positive PLC before closure: 3 (0.26%) 2, 000 mL-3, 000 mL warm physiologic saline solution | Excluded from subsequent analyses due to lack of data |
探究开胸后肺切除前行胸腔冲洗液细胞学检查预后意义的相关研究
Studies demonstrating the prognostic significance of pleural lavage cytology immediately after thoracotomy and before lung resection
| Author, ref. number, year, type of study | Patient group | Outcomes: survival rate | Other results or comments |
| pre-PLC: pleural lavage cytology before lung resection or immediately after thoracotomy; post-PLC: pleural lavage cytology after lung resection; OS: overall survival; RFS: Recurrence-free survival. | |||
| Shintani | Total number of patients: 1, 271 Patients with positive PLC before lung resection: 67 (5.3%) | Five-year survival in pre-PLC positive patients was 44.1% compared to 58.3% in pre-PLC negative patients ( | PLC before lung resection cannot be used as an independent prognostic factor. |
| Taniguchi | Total number of patients: 296 Patients with positive PLC after thoracotomy: 14 (4.7%) | 5-year survival rate for negative PLC vs positive PLC after thoracotomy: 72% vs 45% ( | A significant correlation was found between PLC after thoracotomy and T factor.PLC after thoracotomy is not an independent prognostic factor. |
| Kawachi | Total number of patients: 563 Patients with positive pre-PLC: 41 (7.2%) | Patients positive for pre-PLC had significantly worse survival than pre-PLC negative patients ( | The incidence of intrathoracic recurrence was significantly higher in pre-PLC positive patients. Positive pre-PLC was found to be an independent prognostic factor. |
| Aokage | Total number of patients: 2, 178 Patients with positive pre-PLC: 65 (3.0%) | The 5-year survival rate was 37% in 65 patients without dissemination but with a positive pre-PLC result, which was significantly higher than 12% in 86 patients with dissemination ( | Pre-PLC proved to be a strong independent prognostic factor, but was of less use in clinical practice compared with post-PLC. |
| Kaneda | Total number of patients: 3, 231 Patients with positive pre-PLC: 148 (4.58%) | Survival curves were significantly worse ( | A positive pre-PLC result was found to be a poor prognostic indicator. The incidence of recurrence with pleuritis carcinomatosa was significantly higher in the pre-PLC positive group. |
| Nakao | Total number of patients:1, 572 Patients with positive pre-PLC: 56 (3.6%) | Recurrence was observed more frequently ( | Positive pre-PLC had the significant prognostic effect in surgically resected NSCLC patients. However, it is not a contraindication for surgical resection and should be classified as pT3. |
| Tomizawa | Total number of patients: 754 Positive pre-PLC immediately after thoracotomy: 38 (5.1%) | The 5-year OS of patients with positive PLC was significantly shorter than that of those with negative PLC and pT1 ( | Positive PLC was an independent prognostic factor in patients with resected NSCLC. Patients with positive PLC should be staged as pT3. |
| Shoji | Total number of patients: 700 Positive pre-PLC immediately after thoracotomy: 58 (8.2%) | The 5-year OS of patients with positive pre-PLC was significantly worse than those with negative pre-PLC ( | Post-PLC status but not pre-PLC status together with pathologic N factor and pathologic stage, was identified as an independent factor for poor prognosis ( |
探究肺切除后行胸腔冲洗液细胞学检查预后意义的相关研究
Studies demonstrating the prognostic significance of pleural lavage cytology after lung resection
| Author, ref. number, year, type of study | Patient group | Outcomes: survival rate | Other results or comments |
| Taniguchi | Total number of patients: 296 Patients with positive PLC after lung resection: 26 (8.8%) | 5-year survival rate for negative PLC vs positive PLC before closure: 76% vs 32% ( | PLC before closure was found to be an independent prognostic factor ( |
| Shintani | Total number of patients: 1271 Patients with positive post-PLC: 32 (2.5%) | Five-year survival rate was 21.9% for patients with positive post-PLC compared to 58.3% for patients with negative post-PLC ( | A significantly higher rate of pleural recurrence was found in patients with positive post-PLC compared to patients with negative post-PLC |
| Aokage | Total number of patients: 2178 Patients with positive post-PLC: 70 (3.2%) | The 5-year survival rate for positive post-PLC vs negative post-PLC: 22% vs 69% ( | Post-PLC showed a stronger survival impact than pre-PLC. Post-PLC was also a strong predictor of recurrence. |
| Shoji | Total number of patients: 700 Patients with positive post-PLC: 47 (6.7%) | The 5-year OS of patients with positive post-PLC was significantly worse than those with negative pre-PLC ( | Differences between the RFS according to post-PLC status were greater than those according to the pre-PLC status. Multivariate analysis of RFS revealed that post-PLC status ( |