Apologies if I have asked this question before. Can anyone tell me under what label 'sarcomatoid pleomorphic lung carcinoma' comes under. I know its a nsclc but what branch of that?
(I have asked my doctor who is a lovely person but he tells me its nsclc) Would be very grateful if somebody can shed some light on this xx
Sorry Loopyloo, I can't help you there. Bill
No worries Billculbard x
Hi Looploo, this is definitely one to speak to your doctor or nurse about but if it helps, this is what our medical director described it as - Sarcomatoid carcinomas of the lung are classified as a rare histological type of non small cell lung cancer.
Thanks EmmaG, I have asked but get the answer its a nsclc. I have remained cancer free for just over a year now after having surgery but can't seem to get this question answered. I just want to understand a little more about it. I did ask my consultant and he said he could ask for the reports from the hospital I had my surgery at. Think I automatically assumed that all involved in the treatment would have a copy of the report. Don't get me wrong everybody involved was fantastic and I am very grateful to each & everyone of them, I just want to understand things a little more. x
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