Editorial: Clinical and surgical perspectives in sublobar resection for lung cancer

By
Takuya Fujita
April 1, 2026
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Frontiers In Surgery

Objective:

To provide an overview of recent advancements and insights in sublobar resection for lung cancer.

Key Findings:

Sublobar resection offers better postoperative quality of life than lobectomy.
PORT may enhance overall survival in specific NSCLC patients.
LODDS is a superior prognostic indicator compared to nPLN and LNR.
A novel AI-based biomarker effectively predicts STAS in lung adenocarcinoma.
High NLN and low NPLN/LNR values correlate with improved survival outcomes.

Interpretation:

The insights from this research topic indicate significant advancements in understanding and improving surgical approaches and prognostic assessments in lung cancer treatment.

Limitations:

Further prospective studies are needed to validate findings, particularly regarding PORT and prognostic markers.

Conclusion:

The research topic provides valuable insights that could enhance clinical practices in lung cancer treatment.

Editorial: Clinical and surgical perspectives in sublobar resection for lung cancer

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Key Findings:

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Editorial: Clinical and surgical perspectives in sublobar resection for lung cancer

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