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    This document outlines the progression of lung adenocarcinoma from initial transformation of pulmonary epithelium to death. It describes how the cancer grows as an intraluminal mass that can invade the bronchial wall and compress nearby blood vessels, potentially leading to bleeding. The cancer can also spread to lymph nodes and distant organs through lymphatic obstruction, pleural invasion, and the formation of a pleural effusion. This progression can cause symptoms like cough, dyspnea, and chest pain as well as alterations in organ function, weight loss, and eventual multiple organ failure and death.

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    This document outlines the progression of lung adenocarcinoma from initial transformation of pulmonary epithelium to death. It describes how the cancer grows as an intraluminal mass that can invade the bronchial wall and compress nearby blood vessels, potentially leading to bleeding. The cancer can also spread to lymph nodes and distant organs through lymphatic obstruction, pleural invasion, and the formation of a pleural effusion. This progression can cause symptoms like cough, dyspnea, and chest pain as well as alterations in organ function, weight loss, and eventual multiple organ failure and death.

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    Decreased Hematocrit Decreased Hemoglobin

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    Hanako Shiga
    This document outlines the progression of lung adenocarcinoma from initial transformation of pulmonary epithelium to death. It describes how the cancer grows as an intraluminal mass that can invade the bronchial wall and compress nearby blood vessels, potentially leading to bleeding. The cancer can also spread to lymph nodes and distant organs through lymphatic obstruction, pleural invasion, and the formation of a pleural effusion. This progression can cause symptoms like cough, dyspnea, and chest pain as well as alterations in organ function, weight loss, and eventual multiple organ failure and death.

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    PULMONARY EPITHELIUM TRANSFORMED TO

    ADENOCARCINOMA

    LUNG ADENOCARCINOMA

    GROWS AS INTRALUMINAL MASS

    COMPRESSION OF
    METASTASIS NEARBY BLOOD VESSELS

    INVADES BRONCHIAL WALL RUPTURE OF


    OBSTRUCTED BLOOD
    LUNG VESSELS
    IRRITATES
    INFECTION COUGH
    PNEUMONIA RECEPTORS BLEEDING

    INCREASED ANEMIA
    COUGH
    WBC COUNT

    DECREASED DECREASED
    PLEURAL EXTENSION PLEURAL INVASION
    HEMOGLOBIN HEMATOCRIT

    LYMPHATIC OBSTRUCTION
    LYMPH NODE SPREAD

    PLEURAL EFUSSION
    CANCER REDUCED
    ALTERATION
    INDUCED PROTEIN
    IN ORGAN CHEST PAIN DYSPNEA LYPOLYSIS & SYSNTHESIS
    FUNCTION
    PROTEOLYSIS
    DOB

    MULTIPLE
    ORGAN RESPIRATORY FAILURE WEIGHT LOSS
    FAILURE

    PARANEOPLASTIC SYNDROME
    DEATH
    PATIENT DID NOT MANIFEST ANY
    PARANEOPLASTIC SYNDROME WHICH
    AFFECTS 3 – 10% OF LUNG CENTER
    PATIENTS.

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