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  • Book
    Karen L. Reckamp, editor.
    Contents:
    Lung cancer screening
    Diagnosis and molecular classification of lung cancer
    Lung cancer staging and prognosis
    Surgical treatment of lung cancer
    Treatment: radiation therapy
    Chemotherapy for advanced non-small cell lung cancer
    Multimodality therapy for NSCLC
    Targeted therapies for lung cancer
    Resistance to therapy
    Immunotherapy in lung cancer
    Palliative care in lung cancer
    Management of lung cancer in the elderly
    Multidisciplinary care
    Small cell lung cancer.
    Digital Access Springer 2016
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    Books: General Collection (Downstairs)
    2016
    RC280.L8 L864 2016
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  • Article
    Osváth P, Micskey E, Dobolyi C, micskey E, Fornai K.
    Monatsschr Kinderheilkd (1902). 1977 Apr;125(4):220-4.
    The authors compared the results of mycologic examinations of asthmatic and control patient's throat. Fungi other than Candida were cultivated from the throat in 15% of asthmatic children and 3% of controls. In secrets from the lower respiratory tract gained by bronchoscopy, laryngoscopy, or through tracheostomy there were moulds in 34% among the asthmatics and in 15% of the other cases. Allergic respiratory tract diseases facilitate the harbouring of moulds in the respiratory tract but do not influence the presence of Candida albicans. Moulds could often be cultivated even in patient not allergic to them. However there are chronic cases caused by immun reaction to the moulds in the patients' respiratory tract. Microscopic detection of budding and branching, myceliform fungi in the secret produced by coughing supports the diagnosis of mould causing chronic asthmoid bronchitis. New peroral broad spectrum antimycotics facilitate the treatment of such cases. The authors succesfully treated some patients with Clotrimazol (Canesten, Bayer) and all cases responded well to 5-Fluorocytosan (Ancotyl, Roche).
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