For complete resection of anterior apical invasive lung cancer, it is of clinical significance to select the appropriate surgical approaches based on the anatomic location of the tumor and extent of invasion of adjacent anatomic structures. However, patients with anterior apical lung cancer without vessel invasion are occasionally burdened with unnecessarily excessive surgical invasion. We present 2 cases of anterior apical lung cancer invading the 1st rib but not subclavian vein, who underwent complete resection through the parasternal approach. We also discuss the feasibility of this approach.
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