Lung Cancer Evidence Navigator
Adult NSCLC and SCLC routing from diagnosis through surgery, radiotherapy, systemic-treatment coordination, metastatic disease, brain management and survivorship.
Regression tests not run
1. Clinical situation
Route histology and disease state first. Record the clinician-verified TNM 9 stage; this module does not reproduce or derive staging tables.
Why stage is recorded rather than computed
TNM 9 changed nodal and metastatic subcategories. This release records the verified edition, descriptors and stage group without copying copyrighted tables or inferring a group from incomplete data.
2. Diagnostic work-up, operability and fitness
Separate anatomical staging, pathological confirmation, technical resectability and physiological operability.
3. Predictive biology and systemic-treatment hand-off
Record actionable drivers and PD-L1 before the pathway requires them; this module does not invent a drug sequence.
4. Surgery and pathological risk
Keep margin status, pathological nodes and prior perioperative therapy separate; postoperative RT is not a reflex response to pN2.
5. Radiotherapy anatomy and safety
Location, size, motion, interstitial lung disease and prior dose determine whether an apparently simple thoracic RT pathway is actually safe.
6. Metastatic, brain and SCLC-specific state
Separate baseline oligometastatic disease, oligoprogression, symptomatic palliation and SCLC limited/extensive-stage decisions.
7. Follow-up, trials and source layer
Surveillance, smoking cessation, rehabilitation and trial hand-off remain linked to histology, stage and treatment.
