327.2 🩺 國考版

327.2.1 高頻考點

327.2.1.1 Definition

  • SPN ≀ 3 cm, mass > 3 cm
  • Sub-solid: pure GGN vs part-solid

327.2.1.2 Benign Calcification Patterns

  • Central, laminated, popcorn (hamartoma), diffuse
  • Eccentric or none: indeterminate

327.2.1.3 Hamartoma

  • Most common benign lung tumor
  • Popcorn calcification + fat
  • No further workup if classic

327.2.1.4 Malignancy Risk Factors

  • Age > 40 (especially > 60)
  • Smoking (current/prior)
  • Size > 8 mm
  • Spiculation
  • Upper lobe
  • Sub-solid (especially part-solid)
  • Growth

327.2.1.5 Brock + Mayo Models

  • Predict malignancy probability
  • Guide management

327.2.1.6 Fleischner Society 2017

  • Solid < 6 mm: no follow-up (low risk)
  • Solid 6-8 mm: CT 6-12 mo
  • Solid > 8 mm: CT/PET/biopsy
  • Pure GGN ≥ 6 mm: CT 6-12 mo then q2 yr × 5 yr
  • Part-solid ≥ 6 mm: CT 3-6 mo

327.2.1.7 Lung-RADS for LDCT Screening

  • Category 1-4X + S
  • Guides follow-up

327.2.1.8 PET-CT

  • SUVmax > 2.5 concerning
  • High NPV
  • False neg: < 8 mm, AIS, carcinoid

327.2.1.9 Sub-Solid Nodule

  • Higher malignancy risk than solid same size
  • Adenocarcinoma spectrum (AAH → AIS → MIA → IA)
  • Slower growth often
  • Long-term surveillance

327.2.1.10 Diagnostic Biopsy Options

  • CT-guided percutaneous (peripheral)
  • Bronchoscopy (central)
  • Navigational/robotic bronchoscopy (peripheral)
  • VATS wedge resection

327.2.2 易混淆比范

Feature Benign Malignant
Calcification Central, laminated, popcorn None, eccentric
Margins Smooth Spiculated, lobulated
Size Smaller Larger
Growth None/slow Variable
PET Low SUV High SUV (> 2.5)
Location Lower zones Upper zones
Age Variable Older

327.2.3 Special Topics

327.2.3.1 Adenocarcinoma Spectrum (Sub-Solid)

  • AAH (atypical adenomatous hyperplasia)
  • AIS (adenocarcinoma in situ) — formerly BAC
  • MIA (minimally invasive adenocarcinoma)
  • IA (invasive adenocarcinoma)
  • Progressive solid component on serial imaging

327.2.3.2 Multiple Pulmonary Nodules

  • Different from SPN
  • Often metastatic
  • Mycobacterial / fungal
  • Sarcoid
  • Septic emboli