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Analysis identifies dyspnea and LDH >420 U/L as significant risk factors for TKI-induced lung disease in patients with non-small cell lung cancer, suggesting important clinical insights.
The mortality rate associated with refractory TKI-ILD is substantial. Dyspnea, LDH >420 U/L at TKI-ILD onset, and DAD radiographic pattern are independent risk factors that may aid in identifying refractory TKI-ILD cases.
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