Brian M. Till , Tyler Grenda , Taylor Tidwell , Baylor Wickes , Christine Shusted , Brooke Ruane , Olugbenga Okusanya , Nathaniel R. Evans III , Julie A. Barta
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Brief Report: Nonmalignant Surgical Resection Among Individuals with Screening-Detected Versus Incidental Lung Nodules
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With the increasing emphasis on early detection of lung cancer through lung cancer screening programs and incidental lung nodule programs, identifying and measuring clinically relevant patient-centered outcomes is critical.
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This study aimed to characterize factors associated with nonmalignant surgical resection among patients with suspicious pulmonary nodules, focusing on comparisons among individuals with screen-detected versus incidental lung nodules. Individuals with screen-detected or incidental lung nodules may experience differing nodule management strategies and surgical outcomes.
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In addition, receipt of more intensive lung nodule management may be associated with lower odds of nonmalignant resection. These findings underscore the need for further investigation of best practices in lung nodule management by multidisciplinary teams.