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Lung cancer test results are unreliable

13 Jul 2011

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It turns out CT scans for measuring lung cancer spread can be irregular.

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CT scans are used to measure the spread of lung cancer in the rest of the body and gives an indication which possible treatments can be used to respond to the change in measurements.This makes both doctors and patients dependent on the results as means of stabilizing the disease. Read more.