Topic: Minimally Invasive Diagnosis and Treatment of Lung Cancer

Minimally invasive diagnosis of lung cancer offers several advantages, including early detection, reduced risk and discomfort, faster recovery, increased accuracy, personalized treatment options, and improved patient outcomes. These advances revolutionize lung cancer diagnosis and treatment, benefiting patients by providing higher survival rates and improved quality of life. In this Special Issue, we could focus on reflecting the evolving landscape of minimally invasive diagnosis and treatment in lung cancer and the multidisciplinary nature of research and clinical practice in this field. Researchers and clinicians can contribute valuable insights and knowledge, ultimately advancing the diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer.

29 Feb 2024