Introduction to Lung Patients

The total sample size from the identified studies was 250 ultra-central lung patients and all studies were retrospective in design.

Approximately, 37% of lung patients and 46% of melanoma patients experienced at least one adverse event.

Forward planned DCA and inverse planned DCA based on segment‐weight optimization were compared to VMAT for single arc treatments of five lung patients.

However, the relationship between the expression of the fusion gene and the prognosis of lung patients remains unclear.

Biopsy tissue specimens and blood samples were collected from stage I–IV lung patients (n = 53).

We determine if a universal intrafraction preset can be used for stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT) lung patients and validate the accuracy of target motion characterized by XVI intrafraction 4D CBCT.

In the patient study, both simulated and real projections of lung patients were used for reconstruction.

The majority of respondents regard multimorbid, elderly and lung patients as the main target groups, as fewer inflammatory, respiratory and neurological complications are expected.

Methods We retrospectively assessed the chest CT-scans of all double lung patients transplanted between 2001 and 2015 with a FEV1 decline >20% of baseline.

The method is validated on a digital phantom and tested on two lung patients.

Methods Ten head and neck patients, ten lung patients and five prostate patients were selected from the clinical archive.

In lung patients there were significantly fewer ADE associated with monotherapy as opposed to combination therapy.

Background: Poor medication-adherence is common in chronic lung patients, resulting in reduced health-outcomes and increased healthcare-costs.

While approximate 20% lung patients benefit from immunotherapy, most SqCLC patients who receive platinum-doublet chemotherapy as first-line treatment, which often includes a taxane, are still in need of more effective combination therapies.

Objective To study the methylation status of caveolin-2(CAV2) gene in peripheral blood of uygur pigeon breeder lung patients, and discuss the significance of methylation of CAV2.

Lung patients suffering from more severe heart diseases pose a challenge for therapy in intensive care, especially when ventilated, and weaning from the ventilator is prolonged.

We review here data on the available literature concerning salvage of SBRT lung patients.

A minority of blast lung patients in published series have been successfully treated with prolonged respiratory support with High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation and Extra-Corporeal Membrane Oxygenation.

Samples were acquired from 34 lung patients with ground glass opacity diagnosed lung cancer and 39 healthy controls.

Positional errors were largest in prostate and pancreas patients, while smallest in head and neck and lung patients.

e IL-1 and IL-18) in the peripheral blood of mustard lung patients as well as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patients.

First, a series of organ-specific focus groups of kidney, liver, heart, and lung patients helped to develop and refine potential displays of center outcomes and understand patient perceptions.

BackgroundPoor medication-adherence is common in chronic lung patients, resulting in reduced health-outcomes and increased healthcare-costs.

Twenty chronic lung patients and 15 healthy subjects aged 35-80 were volunteered.

Methods Single-cells (n=24) of breast, prostate, lung and neuroblastoma cancer cell lines spiked in healthy-donor blood, alongside 15 single White Blood Cells (WBCs) from 5 healthy donors and CTCs from two lung patients were enriched with CellSearch® System, sorted with DEPArrayTM NxT technology and WGA’ed with Ampli1TM WGA kit (Menarini Silicon Biosystems).