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Purpose: In this study, patients operated due to primary lung cancer have been examined retrospectively the approaches and durations applied by anesthesia according to the type of surgical resection, whether there are differences. Method: In our clinic, the records of anesthesia of 42 patients operated due to primary lung cancer in the period January-September 2004 were analyzed. The studies of the incidents of gender, type of tumor, stage of tumor, double-luminal endotrakeal tube localization, toracotomy direction, type of surgical resection, anesthesia time, single lung ventilation time, liquid,colloid may and blood replacement were studied and taken. In patients with lobectomy, an anesthesia duration is an average of 235 ± 84 minutes, while in pneumonectomy, an anesthesia duration is an average of 260 ± 75 minutes. There is no statistical difference between the duration of both types of recession (p>0.05). There was no statistical difference between lobectomy (203 ± 79 minutes) and pneumonectomy (242 ± 75 minutes) compared to single lung ventilation time (p> 0.05). The average duration of surgery for patients receiving neoadjuvan treatment is 228.75±87.55 minutes, while the duration of surgery for patients receiving primary surgery is 259.29±66.48 minutes, and these values have not been distinguished when compared statistically (p>0.05 (p=0.317)). The study found that there was no statistical difference when it was studied whether the type of resection affects anesthesia and the duration of the surgery. Keywords: lung cancer, anesthesia, peroperative period, analysis.   Analysis of Peroperative Period During Anesthesia in Lung Cancer Patients Purpose: To investigate retrospectively the relationship between anesthetic techniques, time of surgery and type of surgical resection in primary lung cancer. Methods: The anesthesia reports of 42 patients who had undergone surgery for lung cancer from January 2004 to September 2004 were analyzed. The patients' gender, tumor cytology, stage of tumor localization of the double lumen endotracheal tube, thoracotomy side, type of resection, time of anesthesia, single lung ventilation time, fluid, colloid fluid and blood transfusion were analyzed. Results: Patients who underwent lobectomy had a surgical anesthesia time of 235±84 minutes, whereas in patients who underwent pneumonectomy the average value was 260±75 minutes. The difference between the two types of resection was not statistically significant (p > 0.05). Similarly, single lung ventilation time did not differ significantly (p > 0.05) between patients who underwent lobectomy (203 ± 79) and patients who underwent pneumonectomy (242 ± 75 minutes). The average operating time of patients who received neoadjuvant chemotherapy was 228 ± 87.55 minutes, while patients who underwent primary surgical treatment had an average value of 259 ± 66.48 minutes. There was no statistically significant difference between these two values (p> 0.05, (p= 0.317)). Conclusion: No statistically significant difference was found between type of resection, anesthesia, and surgical duration.Key Words: Lung cancer, Anesthesia, Peroperative period, Analysis