| EOD PRIMARY TUMOR CODE |
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- 000
- EOD PRIMARY TUMOR TEXT:
In situ, intraepithelial, noninvasive
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- EOD PRIMARY TUMOR TEXT:
No evidence of primary tumor
-
- EOD PRIMARY TUMOR TEXT:
Unknown; extension not stated
Primary tumor cannot be assessed
Not documented in medical record
Death Certificate Only
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- 050
- EOD PRIMARY TUMOR TEXT:
CLINICAL ASSESSMENT ONLY
Ipsilateral pleural (diaphragmatic, parietal,
mediastinal, and viscera) WITH
Psum less than or equal to 12 mm AND
NO involvement of the fissure
Confined to pleura (mesothelioma), NOS, clinically
Localized NOS, clinically
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- EOD PRIMARY TUMOR TEXT:
PATHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT ONLY
Ipsilateral pleural (diaphragmatic, parietal,
mediastinal, and viscera) involved
WITHOUT involvement of the fissure (See code 300 for fissure involvement)
Confined to pleura (mesothelioma), NOS, pathologically
Localized, NOS, pathologically
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- EOD PRIMARY TUMOR TEXT:
CLINICAL ASSESSMENT ONLY
and viscera) involved WITH
Psum greater 12 mm but less than or equal to 30, and
WITH or WITHOUT any of the following
involvement of the fissure (Fmax greater than 5 mm)
mediastinal fat invasion
solitary area of chest wall soft tissue invasion
Ipsilateral pleural (diaphragmatic, parietal, mediastinal,
and viscera) WITH
Psum less than or equal to 12 mm, and WITH any of the following
involvement of the fissure (Fmax greater than 5 mm)
mediastinal fat invasion
solitary area of chest wall soft tissue invasion
OR
Ipsilateral pleural (diaphragmatic, parietal, mediastinal,
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- EOD PRIMARY TUMOR TEXT:
PATHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT ONLY
Lung (ipsilateral) parenchyma (direct extension)
Nodule(s) beneath visceral pleural surface (ipsilateral pleura)
Ipsilateral pleural (diaphragmatic, parietal, mediastinal,
and viscera) involved
WITH any of the following
Confluent visceral pleural tumor (including any involvement
of interlobar fissure)
Contiguous lung involvement
Diaphragm (diaphragmatic muscle) (non-transmural invasion)
Fissure
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- EOD PRIMARY TUMOR TEXT:
CLINICAL ASSESSMENT ONLY
Ipsilateral pleural (diaphragmatic, parietal, mediastinal,
and viscera) involved
Psum > 30 mm WITH or WITHOUT
involvement of the fissure (Fmax > 5 mm)
mediastinal fat invasion
solitary area of chest wall soft tissue invasion
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- EOD PRIMARY TUMOR TEXT:
PATHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT ONLY
Solitary focus of tumor extending into the chest wall
Locally advanced, potentially resectable tumor
Ipsilateral pleural (diaphragmatic, parietal, mediastinal,
and viscera) involved
WITH or WITHOUT fissure
WITH any of the following
Adjacent (connective) tissue, NOS
Endothoracic fascia
Mediastinal fat
Pericardium, non-transmural or NOS
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- EOD PRIMARY TUMOR TEXT:
Ipsilateral pleural (diaphragmatic, parietal, mediastinal,
and viscera) involved
WITH any of the following
Chest wall bony invasion (rib)
Diffuse chest wall invasion
Pericardium (extension through to the internal surface WITHOUT
pericardial effusion)
Locally advanced, technically unresectable tumor
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- EOD PRIMARY TUMOR TEXT:
Ipsilateral pleural (diaphragmatic, parietal, mediastinal,
Great vessels
Heart (muscle)
Myocardium
Spine
Trachea
Pericardium (direct extension through to the internal surface WITH
pericardial effusion)
Peritoneum (direct transdiaphragmatic extension of tumor)
Further contiguous extension
and viscera) involved
WITH any of the following
Brachial plexus
Cervical (neck) tissues
Contralateral pleura (direct contiguous extension)
Intra-abdominal organs
Mediastinal organs (direct contiguous extension)
Esophagus
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