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Surgery for Lung Cancer: About this Treatment
Risks of Lung Cancer Surgery
An operation for lung cancer is a significant surgery. People commonly experience pain and shortess of breath after surgery. Weakness and fatigue are often present for several weeks.
Complications following Lung cancer surgery can include:
- Reactions to anesthesia
- Bleeding
- Blood clots in the legs or lungs
- Pneumonia
Hematoma
- This is when the surgery site fills up with blood and there is a sudden onset of swelling and pain. This is a complication that requires urgent medical intervention.
Infection
- Signs of infection include a fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, pain at the incision site, or discomfort that medicine does not control.
Our Clinics
Stanford Cancer Center provides a warm, supportive environment that enables patients and families to stay in one location for procedures and tests and focus on healing.


Stanford Cancer Center provides a warm, supportive environment that enables patients and families to stay in one location for procedures and tests and focus on healing.
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1st Floor, Room A175
Stanford, CA 94305
Phone: 650-725-7061
To schedule an appointment, please call: 888-888-8888
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Our Approach
About this Treatment
Learn about the conditions treated, risks, techniques, and types of surgery for lung cancer.
Patient Care Resources
Learn what to expect as you go through the early steps of your care.