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January 1, 2002SarcomaOpen Access

Which Soft Tissue Sarcoma Patients with Lung Metastases Shouldnot Undergo Pulmonary Resection?

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Why the study?

Does pulmonary resection benefit patients with soft tissue sarcoma and lung metastases if the interval from diagnosis is less than 7 months?

Population

Patients with soft tissue sarcoma and lung metastases

Design

Meta-analysis

Authors

AGAlbertus N. van GeelErasmus MC Cancer InstituteJSJ R van der SijpMedisch Centrum HaaglandenPSPaul SchmitzApple (Israel)

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Implication

Withhold pulmonary resection for soft tissue sarcoma lung metastases diagnosed <7 months prior; confirms lack of benefit.

Structured PICO

Does pulmonary resection benefit patients with soft tissue sarcoma and lung metastases if the interval from diagnosis is less than 7 months?

P
Population
Patients with soft tissue sarcoma and lung metastases
I
Intervention
Pulmonary resection (lung surgery) for metastases
O
Outcome
Clinical benefit

Patients with soft tissue sarcoma and lung metastases do not benefit from pulmonary resection if the interval between diagnosis and surgery is less than 7 months.

Cite This Study

Geel et al. (2002) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a72eb545c14dd067a154ae0https://doi.org/10.1155/s1357714x02000178
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