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Here we investigate whether directly quantifying plasma miRNAs without RNA purification could diagnose lung cancer.
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Overall FDG-PET accuracy to diagnose lung cancer was 81%.
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A number of strategies that aim to diagnose lung cancer in its earliest stages, based principally on imaging studies, are therefore being tested.
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Conclusions: Veterans with newly diagnosed lung cancer report significant symptom burden.
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Objective: To establish the direct costs of the process of diagnosing lung cancer in 2003.
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Bronchoscopy is a central technique in diagnosing lung cancer, but also in different therapeutic approaches.
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TPTE sero-reactivity has moderate sensitivity and specificity for diagnosing lung cancer and is a positive prognostic marker.
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There were 21,850 cases of newly diagnosed lung cancers in France in 1995.
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Purpose of review: Bronchoscopy is a minimally invasive method for diagnosing lung diseases, but the technique has some limitations.
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The authors treated six patients who had prenatally diagnosed lung masses that displayed clinicopathologic features of both lesion types.
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We report the patterns of ETS exposure history in a clinical cohort of women with newly diagnosed lung cancer.
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Based on an optimal cut-off value calculated by ROC curve analysis sensitivity for diagnosing lung cancer was 52% and specificity was 72%.