Bronchogenic carcinoma most common cause of cancer death worldwide. It’s difficult to diagnose clinically so radiological examination by CECT plays important role in detection, staging, and post treatment follow–up. Treatment options, prognosis were directly related to stage at presentation to reach a diagnosis. Our study emphasizes the radiological findings for proper staging of bronchogenic carcinoma based upon the revised international system classification scheme–TNM. An emphasizes will be placed on computed tomography, standard imaging.

MATERIAL AND METHODS

This study was performed in the Department of Radio Diagnosis, New Civil Hospital, Surat, on patients who were referred from pulmonary medicine and lions cancer hospital on 100 patients with clinical symptoms suspicious of bronchial carcinoma were sent from were  evaluated on  otorhinolaryngology department over a period of fourteen months from February 2016 to July 2017.