Pathological graphic report of right upper lobe resection+mediastinal lymph node dissection under VATS. Submitted organization: Clinical diagnosis of right upper lung and lymph nodes: right upper lobe lung cancer? The whole specimen is moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma, and the lesions are not big. The so-called moderately differentiated refers to the degree of differentiation of the tumor. The higher the degree of differentiation, the smaller the degree of malignancy, and the moderately differentiated refers to the moderate degree of malignancy.

No cancer was found in the bronchial stump, indicating that the tumor was completely removed and no residual cancer cells existed.

No cancer was found in each lymph node, indicating that there is no lymph node metastasis at present.

A small piece of lung tissue, poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma, low differentiation indicates a high degree of malignancy, but the pathological results are based on the whole specimen, so the diagnosis of moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma in the right lung is made.

If there is no metastasis or residue, radiotherapy is generally not considered.

At present, chemotherapy should be needed, and the specific chemotherapy scheme can be determined by genetic testing to see how sensitive tumor cells are to those chemotherapy drugs.

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