Pleural Mesothelioma

When the asbestos dust or fibers get lodged in the lungs or the chest region and start interfering with the mesothelial cells in the region then the resultant cancer is known as the pleural meothelioma. In pleural mesothelioma the cancerous tissues are formed in the pleural region. The symptoms of pleural mesothelioma are very much similar to the symptoms of other commonly occurring diseases and thus it is very difficult to diagnose them as such.