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指南精华!一文掌握非小细胞肺癌的诊断问题!

2020-12-16作者:cmt佳玲资讯
支持护理和治疗的相关问题癌症筛查

非小细胞肺癌(non-small cell lung cancer, NSCLC)占所有最常见肿瘤——肺癌病例的80%~85%。


NSCLC的分期采用根据国际肺癌研究协会(International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer, IASLC) TNM分期系统[1],并被美国癌症联合委员会(American Joint Committee on Lung Cancer, AJCC)采纳。通常早期病变无淋巴结转移(T1-2N0)、局部晚期(locally advanced)淋巴结转移(N+)的Ⅱ/Ⅲ期病变,而晚期指存在远处转移的Ⅳ期病变。


根据大样本人群数据显示,初诊NSCLC患者中约20%为早期约25%为局部晚期,约55%已发生远处转移[2]。


临床中,非小细胞肺癌的诊断问题一直是医生朋友所需掌握的重点,现小编整理相关内容,希望能够方便各位读者的临床工作!


NSCLC的诊断

 筛查

理想的筛查手段应该在恶性肿瘤发生早期尚可治愈时发现该疾病。目前,低剂量薄层CT扫描已被证明可以发现早期NSCLC,是目前首选最常用的筛查方法。国际肺癌筛查研究显示对于无症状的高危人群进行每年1次的低剂量薄层CT扫描,可以使肺癌(主要是NSCLC)的死亡风险降低20%[3]


国际肺癌筛查研究的高危人群指目前吸烟者和有至少30年吸烟史的戒烟者(戒烟至少15年),年龄55-74岁。中国国家癌症中心推荐的肺癌筛查目标人群为年龄50-74岁人群具备以下任一项危险因素:(1)吸烟30包年(1/d共30年),其中包括曾经吸烟至少30包年、戒烟不足15年者;(2)有慢性阻塞性肺疾病病史;(3)有职业暴露史(至少1年)(石棉、氡、铍、铀、铬、镉、镍、等);(4)不吸烟女性:一起共同生活至少20年的家人或同事吸烟至少30年。目前缺乏针对不吸烟人群的筛查Ⅰ证据和目标人群建议。


▶ NSCLC的诊断流程

(1)小结节:低剂量CT是NSCLC首选的筛查方式。为减少过度治疗,NCCN-NSCLC指南偶发实性肺小结节的阳性cut-off值上调为6 mm。CT发现的肺结节可分为实性和亚实性两种主要类型,后者又分为实性结节(也称为磨玻璃病变或磨玻璃结节)和部分实性结节(包含磨玻璃和实性成分)。非实性结节若为恶性的主要是原位腺癌或微浸润腺癌,曾被称为细支气管肺泡癌,切除后预后极佳,切除后患者5年无瘤生存率高达90%以上;部分非实性结节病变可自行消失;而持续存在的非实性结节病变也可能不会发展为临床意义上的肺癌。在确诊肺癌和开始治疗之前,需要多学科诊疗团队仔细评估。建议对低剂量CT扫描中发现的高度疑似结节进行活检或手术切除,或根据多学科评估定期随访。


(2)较大肿瘤:诊断策略应根据肿瘤的大小和位置、纵隔是否存在转移病灶、患者的特征(如合并症)和当地具体医疗状况进行个体化选择。活检技术取决于病变部位。活检前行PET-CT检查有助于选择最高分期的部位进行活检。对于怀疑有淋巴结转移的患者,建议采用内镜超声引导下的针吸活检、支气管镜腔内超声引导下的经支气管针吸活检、导航支气管镜检查,或纵隔镜检查等无创或有创分期方法进行纵隔淋巴结的病理评估。支气管镜腔内超声可对2R/2L、4R/4L、7、10R/10L和其他肺门淋巴结进行活检;而内镜超声可检查5区、7区、8区和9区淋巴结。


▶ 病理学评估

(1)术前病理评估:包括以下检查方法:支气管镜刷检、支气管灌洗、痰液、细针穿刺活检、针活检、支气管内活检和经支气管活检等。


微创技术可用于晚期不可切除NSCLC患者的标本获取;但当使用小活检和细胞学检查时,可能增加病理诊断的困难。对于适合手术患者,建议手术前尽可能系统地对纵隔淋巴结进行取样,以确定分期和治疗方案。肺叶切除肺切除标本应在术中进行评估,以确定手术切缘状态,诊断在手术时发现的偶发结节,或评估区域淋巴结。


(2)术后病理评估:术后病理评估是肿瘤类型、分期和预后因素的重要依据。手术病理报告应采用WHO对肺癌的组织学分类,推荐进行免疫组化(immunohistochemistry, IHC)和分子测明确NSCLC病理类型,尽量不使用非小细胞癌等非特指诊断。


(3)病理亚型分类:根据WHO指南,所有NSCLC应尽量根据形态学和IHC结果进行亚型分类,主要亚型包括腺癌、鳞状细胞癌、腺鳞癌、大细胞癌、类癌和其他少见亚型。


腺癌包括原位腺癌、微浸润腺癌、浸润性腺癌和浸润性腺癌变体。腺鳞癌是由混合的腺癌和鳞状细胞癌组成的肿瘤,每个组成部分至少占肿瘤的10%。大细胞癌是一种缺乏明确的形态学或IHC证据的肿瘤,鳞状细胞癌和腺癌的标志物阴性,诊断需要依靠手术标本,小病检或细胞学标本不要求诊断。


(4) IHC检测:在小病检标本中,需合理分配标本,尽量保存肿瘤组织用于分子检测,这一点对于晚期NSCLC患者尤为重要。细胞学检查可区分腺癌和鳞状细胞癌,如有必要采用IHC协助分型诊断。IHC检测有助于小活检和/或细胞学标本中的低分化NSCLC的分型诊断,TTF-1、NapsinA是肺腺癌的免疫标志物,p40(p63)是鳞癌的IHC标志物。鉴别原发性肺癌和肺转移癌应先检测必要的NSCLC IHC指标,如果结果阴性再检测肺转移癌可能的IHC标志物。TTF-1对鉴别原发性肺腺癌和转移性肺腺癌具有重要意义,70%-90%的非黏液性原发性肺腺癌TTF-1阳性、鳞状细胞癌则阴性、甲状腺癌阳性,而其他器官原发肿瘤阳性少见。


(5)分子检测:目前已有多项研究证实携带某些驱动基因的NSCLC患者,在使用相应的靶向治疗药物后,可显著改善预后、延长总生存。基于这些驱动基因的分子亚型包括:表皮生长因子受体(epidermal growth factor receptor,EGFR)基因敏感性突变、间变性淋巴激酶(anaplasticlymphoma kinase,ALK)融合c-ros癌基因1(c-ros oncogene 1,ROS1)融合等。鉴于上述分子分型对临床治疗的重要指导价值,目前对于所有含有腺癌成分的NSCLC,无论其临床特征,都建议常规行分子检测。EGFR突变检测应包括第18-21外显子。


▶ 影像学检查

影像学检查的目的是为了准确分期,从而对不同分期的患者进行相应的有针对性治疗。常规的影像学分期检查包括:胸部CT、腹部CT (或超声)、颈部CT (或超声)评价病变大小和侵犯范围;MRI检查(推荐,如果存在禁忌证可行CT检查)和全身骨扫描了解是否存在远处转移。推荐全身PET-CT检查,可进一步提高NSCLC分期诊断的准确性,文献报道中晚期NSCLC可发现高达37%的隐匿胸外转移,改变14%-26%的NSCLC治疗决策[4]


PET-CT发现脑转移的能力低于MRI,所以仍然需要常规行脑MRI检查。全身PET-CT对于指导放疗靶区精确勾画也有重要作用,特是有肺不张或CT增强禁忌证情况下。因为NSCLC进展速度较快,PET-CT等各项检查4周内开始放疗为佳。


▶ 分期和预后

第8版AJCC/IASLC NSCLC TNM分期系统于2018年1月1日开始应用。具体详见参考文献[1]。根据IASLC数据库,第8版分期的各临床分期和病理分期患者的生存数据见表1。


表1|不同临床和病理TNM期别(AJCC第8版)非小细胞肺癌患者的预后


本文作者:中华医学会放射肿瘤治疗学分会 中国医师协会放射肿瘤治疗医师分会 中国抗癌协会放射治疗专业委员会 中国临床肿瘤学会肿瘤放疗专家委员会

本文来源:《中华放射肿瘤学杂志》2020年第8期第29卷,第599-607页.



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