First Comprehensive Lung Cancer Long-Term Survivorship Program-Competing Risks

S. Nadjm, J. -P. H. Exner,R. Hepp De Los Rios,M. Metzenmacher,A. C. Hoffmann,T. Gauler,C. Aigner,G. Stamatis,F. Oezkan,C. Schulte,K. Darwiche,C. Taube,D. Theegarten,T. Ploenes,C. Poettgen,L. Umutlu,H. Hautzel, M. Schuler,M. Stuschke,W. E. E. Eberhardt

Journal of Thoracic Oncology（2022）

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Abstract

More and more patients with lung cancer (LC) experience long-term survival (LTS) following multimodality treatment (Tx) protocols. Patients in these LTS cohorts have high risks of developing second cancers (SC), especially second-lung cancer (SLC) or comorbidity-related events. In our Comprehensive Lung Cancer Long-term Survivorship Program (CLTSP) (see abstract Exner JP et al), we investigated and followed a cohort of patients sequentially returning for follow-up and surveillance (FUPaS) visits after a minimum of 36 months from initial diagnosis.

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cancer,lung,long-term

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