Small Cell Lung Cancer
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SCLC stands for small cell lung cancer, a malignant tumor that forms in lung tissue and is characterized by accelerated growth. It is one of the varieties of lung cancer.
Related elements: its appearance is linked above all to sustained exposure to tobacco smoke over time.
Symptoms that may arise: a cough that does not go away, difficulty breathing, chest pain, a hoarse voice, or unexplained weight loss.
Specialized care: the oncologist leads the management of this condition and the radiation oncologist participates in treatment with radiation. If you have persistent respiratory symptoms, the most sensible thing is to see these professionals for a detailed evaluation.
Data on 8 doctors who treat small cell lung cancer
Which specialist treats small cell lung cancer?
Small Cell Lung Cancer is usually treated by specialists in medical oncologist, radiation oncologist, oncologist, radiation therapist.
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in small cell lung cancer
Dr. Javier Hernández
Dr. Pablo Garza Ramos
Dr. Adriana Vázquez Callejas
Dr. Heber Tomas Reyes Garcia
Dr. Victor Manuel Marroquin Torres
Dr. Alberto Alfonso Pimentel Renteria
Dr. Quintana Miguel Quintana
Dr. Eduardo Reyes Sánchez
Dr. Cesar Humberto Miranda Acevedo
Dr. Frida Rivera Gutiérrez
Dr. Leisly Carrasquilla Valiente
Dr. Maylen Granados del Solar
Dr. Stefan Zilli Hernández
Dr. Aldo Ulises Leal Peña
Dr. Sergio Alejandro Pino Cámara
Dr. Alvaro Jose Leal Sosa
Dr. José Antonio García Gordillo
Dr. Xiaomei Chavarría Arriaga
Dr. José Ángel Álvarez Diaz
Dr. Eleazar Omar Macedo Pérez
Frequently asked questions
What is small cell lung cancer?
SCLC stands for small cell lung cancer, a malignant tumor that forms in lung tissue and is characterized by accelerated growth. It is one of the varieties of lung cancer.
Which doctor treats small cell lung cancer?
Small Cell Lung Cancer is usually treated by specialists in medical oncologist, radiation oncologist, oncologist, radiation therapist.