Various Clinical Features of Lung Cancer Patient in Dharmais National Cancer Hospital Jakarta

Fariha Ramadhaniah, Pradnya Sri Rahayu, Evlina Suzanna

Subbagian Registrasi Kanker, Bagian Penelitian dan Pengembangan,
Rumah Sakit Kanker Dharmais Jakarta

Abstract
Background: Lungs are the respiratory system that resides in the bottom of the chest cavity adjacent to the heart and mediastinum. Based on Jakarta Population-Based Cancer Registry 2005-2007, the incidence of lung cancer was ranked first in men and fourth in women. The frequency of lung cancer in Dharmais 1993-2007 was 4.29% ranks third of all cancer incidence. The purpose of the study was to determine the epidemiological and clinical features of lung cancer.
Methods: Cross-sectional study held in 1993-2007 in Dharmais National Cancer Hospital, Jakarta. Inclusion criteria are new case of lung cancer patients, diagnosed microscopically. Classification using the WHO-ICD-O3. Determination of the sample with a precision formula with a total sample is 231.
Result: Distribution by sex, 79.65% in men and 20.35% in women, higher in the age group >59 years (52.72% men and 53.19% women). There are 14 variations of the main clinical features in men and 13 in women.
Conclusion: The most common clinical features in both sex were cough, pain, and shortness of breath. (J Respir Indo. 2015; 35: 203-210)

Keywords: Lung cancer, cancer registration, clinical features

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