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• Cancer >> Lung Cancer >> Aged 61-70 >> Interview LC08 >> Describes having a hard tube passed down his windpipe for his second bronchoscopy.

Diagnosed with lung cancer in 1999, left pneumonectomy (left lung removed) 1999.

• Cancer >> Lung Cancer >> aged 71-81 >> Interview LC21 >> Describes his bronchoscopy via the throat, which did not hurt.

Diagnosed with lung cancer in 2000, followed by the removal of part of lower lobe of the right lung (wedge resection).

• Cancer >> Lung Cancer >> aged 40-50 >> Interview LC10 >> Describes his bronchoscopy, via the throat, which was painless, and which he found fascinating.

Diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer 2002, left lobectomy (lobe of left lung removed), and thyroplasty implant (designed to treat disabilities associated with vocal cord paralysis) 2002.

• Cancer >> Lung Cancer >> aged 40-50 >> Interview LC06 >> Describes her bronchoscopy via the nose and stresses that it did not hurt.

Diagnosed with lung cancer in 2002, followed by chemotherapy, and about to start radiotherapy.

• Cancer >> Lung Cancer >> Aged 51-60 >> Interview LC28 >> Describes the 'horrendous' experience of having a bronchoscopy via the throat, without a sedative.

Diagnosed with lung cancer in 2000, followed by pneumonectomy (right lung removed) in April 2000.

• Cancer >> Lung Cancer >> Aged 61-70 >> Interview LC31 >> She had a bad experience having a local anaesthetic injected into her throat before her bronchoscopy.

Diagnosed with small cell lung cancer in April 2001, followed by chemotherapy May-August, and then radiotherapy to chest.