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bronchoscopy, lung cancer, lateral chest x-ray, lung cancer, frontal chest x-ray, coal workers pneumoconiosis, stage ii, coal workers pneumoconiosis, stage ii #2, coal workers pneumoconiosis, complicated, coal workers pneumoconiosis, complicated #2, pulmonary nodule, front view chest x-ray, pulmonary nodule, solitary, ct scan, sarcoid, stage ii, chest x-ray, lung, squamous cell cancer, ct scan, respiratory system, lung metastases, cancer cells from another organ spread, lungs, said to have metastasized, lung, metastatic tumors, in the lungs, malignancies, cancers, developed at other sites, spread via the blood stream, lungs, common tumors that metastasize, lungs include breast cancer, colon cancer, prostate cancer, sarcoma, bladder cancer, neuroblastoma, wilm's tumor, cancer has the capacity to spread, lungs, cough, bloody sputum, shortness of breath, weight loss, weakness, rib cage pain, no symptoms, chest x-ray, chest ct scan, cytologic studies of pleural fluid, sputum, bronchoscopy, lung needle biopsy, surgical lung biopsy, metastatic cancer, lung, sign that the cancer has spread, bloodstream, cancer, present in places not seen by ct scans, in these circumstances, removing the visible tumors by surgery, not beneficial, chemotherapy, the treatment of choice, cure is unlikely patients, testicular cancer, lymphoma, higher likelihood of long-term survival, cure compared, most other cancers, circumstances, the primary tumor has been removed, cancer has spread to only limited areas, the lung, lung metastases, removed surgically, the goal of long-term survival, cure, radiation therapy, placement of stents inside the airways, laser therapy, used but, less common than surgery, chemotherapy, stress of illness, helped by joining a support group where members share common experiences, cancer support group, living more than 5 years, metastatic cancer, lungs is uncommon, patients, certain types of cancer, sarcoma, renal cell carcinoma, bladder cancer, colon cancer, melanoma, has only spread a limited amount, lung, cured, surgery, types of cancer, particularly lymphoma, testicular cancer, have spread, lung, cured, chemotherapy, the exception rather than the rule, lung metastases, a sign of widespread cancer, a poor survival rate, side effects of chemotherapy, radiation therapy, further spread, the cancer, pleural effusions, fluid between the lung, chest wall, cause shortness of breath, pericardial effusions, fluid around the heart, cause shortness of breath, patients, a history of cancer who develop persistent cough, bloody sputum, coughing up blood, shortness of breath, unexplained weight loss, significant changes in health should contact health care provider, not all cancers, prevented, by not smoking, eating a healthy diet, exercising regularly, keeping alcohol consumption moderate.