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Investigating the genomic alteration improved the clinical outcome of aged patients with lung carcinoma.

BMC genomics - 15 Jan 2022

Chen Sixian, Fu Aizhen, Lu Yuan, Lu Wei, Chen Yongfeng, Hong Shuiqiang, Zhou Suli, Xiang Tianmin, Zhang Zhenzhen, Cai Yongguang

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BACKGROUND: Lung carcinoma is a common geriatric disease. The development of genotype-targeted therapies greatly improved the management of lung carcinoma. However, the treatment for old patients can be more complex than that for young individuals. RESULTS: To investigate the benefits of genetic detection for older patients with lung carcinoma, we explored the genomic profiling of 258 patients with more than...

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PMID: 35031014
DOI: 10.1186/s12864-021-08289-4
PMCID: PMC8760649

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