Pulmonary carcinoma ranks first globally in terms of morbidity and mortality among all malignant tumors. Its diagnosis and treatment paradigm has gradually shifted from simple resection of tumor lesions to full⁃chain closed⁃loop management covering the procedures of diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and follow⁃up. Malnutrition and psychological disorders are critical factors restricting treatment tolerance, quality of life and long⁃term prognosis in patients with pulmonary carcinoma, which urgently need to be incorporated into standardized rehabilitation diagnosis and treatment systems. This paper systematically constructs a core framework for full⁃course rehabilitation management of patients with pulmonary carcinoma, conducts an in⁃depth analysis of the nutritional and metabolic characteristics of patients at different treatment stages and corresponding targeted supportive regimens, explores hierarchical intervention approaches for psychological problems including anxiety, depression and fear of disease recurrence, proposes a practical model of multidisciplinary team collaboration, and develops individualized interventional strategies for special populations such as the elderly and advanced⁃stage patients.

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