Celalettin Ibrahim Kocaturk

TL;DR: The survival of SMPLC patients, who were treated surgically, was satisfactory and there was a trend toward poorer survival in patients upon whom a pneumonectomy was performed, whereas adjuvant therapy was a good prognostic factor.

TL;DR: Advanced age, male gender, nodal involvement, and unilateral tumor location were poor prognostic factors in patients with synchronous NSCLC in multiple lobes.

TL;DR: The impact of T factor seemed to be veiled by the heterogenous nature of N1 disease, and patients with hilar lymph node involvement had lower survival rates than patients with peripheral N1.

TL;DR: In the treatment of malignant pleural effusion, patients with daily drainage of less than 200 ml before TS developed less recurrence than patients with day-to-day drainage of more than200 ml.

TL;DR: Several unique features among patients with resected synchronous multiple lung cancers, including the presence of exclusively adenocarcinoma histology, are of prognostic significance and a simple nomogram incorporating these factors can be utilized to predict patient survival with acceptable accuracy.