GROUP 1: Peripheral tumour with normal hilar and mediastinum on staging CT with no disant metastases. Including: Excluding:

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GROUP 1: Including: Excluding: Peripheral tumour with normal hilar and mediastinum on staging CT with no disant metastases Solid pulmonary nodules 8mm diameter / 300mm3 volume and BROCK risk of malignancy 10% or persistent sub-solid nodules for 3 months and solid component 5mm Solid nodules <8mm / <300mm3 or BROCK risk <10%, pure ground glass nodules of any size (even if enlarging), and sub-solid nodules with solid component <5mm. Ground glass nodules do not require further diagnostics and should continue under surveillance. MDTs should exercise extreme caution if considering further investigations or intervention on ground glass nodules. Note Some MDTs may consider it appropriate to proceed directly to treatment without a biopsy if there is no upstaging on PET and the probability of malignancy is sufficiently high Spirometry and transfer factor Peripheral tumour = positioned in the outer 2/3 of the thorax based on axial CT image (blue area): N1 M0 Group 2 N2-3 M0 Group 3 Primary tumour biopsy: Percutaneous image-guided biopsy OR bronchoscopic guided biopsy (Fluoroscopy, radial EBUS, navigational bronchoscopy) Note: Percutaneous image-guided biopsy should be the preferred method of primary tumour biopsy where possible given the higher sensitivity. Bronchoscopic guided biopsy might be considered in cases where image guided is considered high risk (e.g severe emphysema) and /or in the presence of a bronchus sign (a bronchus leading directly into the tumour seen on CT imaging). results and DLCO, post-operative predicted FEV 1 and DLCO

GROUP 2: Central tumour or N1 lymphadenopathy with normal mediastinum on staging CT with no distant metastases has a 15% false positive rate and 25% false negative rate for N2/3 disease in this category, therefore EBUS is required regardless of PET findings Prevalence of N2/3 disease in this category is 20-25% N2-3 M0 Group 3 Diagnostic Bronchoscopy (if central tumour for biopsy) (performed simultaneously to diagnostic bronchoscopy) Contrast enhanced CT brain Spirometry and transfer factor Central tumour = positioned in the inner 1/3 of the thorax based on axial CT image (red area): A systematic examination of the mediastinal and hilar lymph nodes beginning with N3 stations, followed by N2 stations and finally N1 (a suggested systematic approach is outlined in the table below). Any lymph node measuring >5mm in short axis, based on sonographic measurement, is sampled N3 N2 N1 Contralateral station 11 Station 7 Ipsilateral station 10 Contralateral station 10 Ipsilateral station 2 Ipsilateral station 11 Contralateral station 4 Ipsilateral station 4 Contralateral station 2, EBUS pathology & CT brain results and DLCO, post-operative predicted FEV 1 and DLCO

GROUP 3: Primary tumour and discrete mediastinal lymphadenopathy on staging CT with no distant metastases has a 15% false positive rate and 25% false negative rate for N2/3 disease in this category, therefore EBUS is required regardless of PET findings Prevalence of N2/3 disease is this category is 60% Contrast enhanced MR brain Note: If the CT or also shows enlarged or FDG avid supraclavicular lymph nodes then replace EBUS with USS guided lymph node biopsy. EBUS would be needed if neck sampling was negative. If all nodal sampling is negative then biopsy of the primary tumour may be needed. Spirometry and transfer factor Discrete mediastinal lymphadenopathy has well defined borders allowing easy measurement and is not conglomerate with other lymph node stations. It is non-bulky (<3cm). definition: A systematic examination of the mediastinal and hilar lymph nodes beginning with N3 stations, followed by N2 stations and finally N1 (a suggested systematic approach is outlined in the table below). Any lymph node measuring >5mm in short axis, based on sonographic measurement, is sampled N3 N2 N1 Contralateral station 11 Station 7 Ipsilateral station 10 Contralateral station 10 Ipsilateral station 2 Ipsilateral station 11 Contralateral station 4 Ipsilateral station 4 Contralateral station 2 results, EBUS pathology results, brain-imaging results and DLCO, post-operative predicted FEV 1 and DLCO, renal function

GROUP 4: Conglomerate and invasive nodal malignancy on staging CT with no distant metastases Radiology is considered diagnostic for malignancy and pathological confirmation only required Prevalence of N2/3 disease is this category is 100% Diagnostic bronchoscopy with conventional TBNA OR Diagnostic EBUS Contrast enhanced MR brain Note: If the CT or also shows enlarged or FDG avid supraclavicular lymph nodes then replace EBUS with USS guided lymph node biopsy. EBUS would be needed if neck sampling was negative. Spirometry and transfer factor Invasive mediastinal lymphadenopathy has poorly defined borders and cannot be easily measured. It forms conglomerate disease with other nodal stations. Diagnostic EBUS definition: Targeted sampling of nodal disease for pathological confirmation, tumour sub-typing and molecular pathology. results, EBUS pathology results, brain-imaging results and DLCO, renal function

GROUP 5: Distant metastases on staging CT Follow this algorithm in cases where there is clear evidence of stage 4 disease on CT. In cases of uncertain findings there may need to additional clarification tests e.g. liver USS/MR, triple phase adrenal wash out CT or. Early referral to specialist palliative care team is recommended regardless of diagnostic pathway or treatment plan Choose most appropriate sampling technique to yield adequate pathology for tumour sub-typing and targeted therapy assessment: The core procedures are: Diagnostic bronchoscopy (including conventional TBNA) Diagnostic EBUS Percutaneous image-guided biopsy These are procedures performed by core lung cancer MDT members aware of the pathological requirements of sampling stage 4 disease Consider: Pleural aspiration ± Medical thoracoscopy if symptomatic pleural effusion. Avoiding bone biopsy (lacking a significant soft tissue component) given time for decalcification and inability to do molecular pathology. Ensure non-mdt clinicians performing biopsies are informed about tissue requirements for targeted therapy. Pathology results Performance status, renal function Specific Notes 1 - Reflex testing in stage 4 NSCLC is recommended therefore it is critical the pathologist are provided with adequate information, including staging, on request forms. Non-squamous NSCLC: EGFR, ALK, ROS-1, PDL-1 Squamous NSCLC: PDL1 2 In patients deemed unfit for invasive investigations or chemotherapy, consider serum EGFR testing to inform role of TKI therapy Workup of oligometastatic disease Definition of oligometastatic disease = single metastases in a single organ In patients that may be suitable for a high grade palliative approach request the following investigations in addition to those performed for Group 5 (either request PET first or request as a diagnostic text bundle): Contrast-enhanced brain imaging Spirometry and transfer factor Shuttle walk or stair climbing test Echocardiogram