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Screening Packages

Early Lung Screening

Lung cancer is the most diagnosed cancer worldwide. In Singapore, it is also the most common cause of cancer death in males and 2nd in females.

An early lung cancer screening allows for the detection and diagnosis of early-stage lung growth, which can result in as high as an 80% chance of a cure for lung cancer. Early detection also entails more treatment options and better outcomes. The patient may also be eligible for a minimally invasive surgical procedure — which means a faster recovery and shorter hospital stay.

Lung Cancer Screening Package includes:

Screening Packages

Essential
$488 (Before GST)
Comprehensive
$888 (Before GST)
Pre-screening Consultation with
Thoracic Surgeon
 
 
Low-Dose CT Scan
 
 
Lung Function Test
 
Report with Specialist Review &
Recommendation
 
 

Frequently Asked Questions

Pre-screening Consultation with Thoracic Surgeon

Lung cancer, when caught in its early stages, is curable. For patients who have small, early-stage cancer, the cure rate can be as high as 80-90%. These rates drop as the cancer progresses and involves lymph nodes or other parts of the body.

Who should go for lung cancer screening?

People who are at high risk of lung cancer are recommended to go for a screening. Some factors include:

  • Smokers
  • Former smokers who quit in the last 15 years
  • Individuals with exposure to secondhand smoke
  • Individuals with a family history of lung cancer
  • Individuals aged 55 and above
  • Individuals with a history of lung cancer
  • Individuals who have other risk factors for lung cancer, such as COPD
  • Individuals who are exposed to air pollutants

How accurate is lung cancer screening?

Studies have shown that lung cancer screening finds 80% of lung cancer in its early stages. This is in contrast to 70% of lung cancers found without screening, and are in their later stages when symptoms are experienced.

Is lung cancer screening painful?

No, these tests are painless and minimally invasive, and you are kept as comfortable as possible throughout the tests.

How long does a lung cancer screening take?

It should take no more than an hour or two, and can be done on the same day. An appointment will be scheduled for you for a comprehensive review with Dr Aneez once the test results are received.

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