Treatments for non–small cell lung cancer
If you have non–small cell lung cancer, your healthcare team will create a treatment plan just for you. It will be based on your health and specific information about the cancer. When deciding which treatments to offer for non–small cell lung cancer, your healthcare team will consider:
- the stage of the cancer
- whether the cancer can be removed with surgery
- any genetic changes to the lung cancer cells
- immune checkpoint markers in lung cancer cells
- your overall health, including your lung function
- your personal preferences (what you want)
Treatments for stage 0 non–small cell lung cancer
Treatments for stage 1 non–small cell lung cancer
Treatments for stage 2 non–small cell lung cancer
Treatments for stage 3 non–small cell lung cancer
Treatments for stage 4 non–small cell lung cancer
Treatments for recurrent non–small cell lung cancer
Treatments for small cell lung cancer
Surgery for non–small cell lung cancer
Chemotherapy for lung cancer
Radiation therapy for lung cancer
Targeted therapy for non–small cell lung cancer
Immunotherapy for non–small cell lung cancer
Endobronchial therapies for lung cancer
Follow-up after treatment for lung cancer
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