Combining chemotherapy, radiation and surgery tripled the survival of stage III lung cancer patients to 45 percent, say St. Joseph Medical Center doctors, who hope to replicate their success nationwide.
Fighting the cancer with weekly doses of chemotherapy and daily radiation can shrink cancerous tissue to levels that make surgery feasible, said Dr. Mark Krasna, thoracic surgeon and medical director of the Cancer Institute at St. Joseph in Towson.
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