The hyperlinks below offer easy, one-click searching of PubMed for identifying high level evidence on major care issues relating to operable and inoperable non-small cell lung cancer. These experimental searches were created as part of a project with Cancer Council Australia (CCA) and reflect the clinical question framework currently used by CCA in developing its lung cancer guidelines.
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Topics combined with NSCLC filter |
Staging1 |
Radiotherapy |
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II |
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I or II |
Radiofrequency ablation |
I |
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Chemotherapy plus radiotherapy |
I |
II |
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I or II |
Radical radiotherapy |
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III |
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Radical radiotherapy: dose and fractionation |
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III |
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Radical radiotherapy: optimal volume |
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III |
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Palliative radiotherapy |
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III |
IV |
III or IV |
Optimal systemic therapy |
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IV |
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Topics not combined with NSCLC filter |
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Palliative radiotherapy for brain metastases |
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Not specified |
Palliative radiotherapy for bone metastases |
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Not specified |
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1. The staging component of each search strategy is based on TNM classification as outlined in the AJCC Cancer Staging Manual. [1] Searches in the table covering more than one stage (e.g. I or II) or where staging is 'not specified' are a general search on the topic without inclusion of any stage term(s).
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