… 1 , PN Mathur, JF Beamis, HD Becker, S Cavaliere, H Colt, JP Diaz-Jimenez, JF Dumon,
E Edell, KL Kovitz, HN Macha, AC Mehta, M Marel, M Noppen, J Strausz, TG Sutedja; …

Minimally invasive diagnostic and therapeutic approaches in medicine have been applied
for a more selective and tailored approach to reduce patients' morbidity and mortality. The …

Early diagnosis of lung cancer results in improved survival compared to diagnosis with
more advanced disease. Early disease is not reliably indicated by symptoms. Because …

… Venmans BJ, Linden van der JC, Boxem van AJ M, Postmus PE, Smit EF, Sutedja TG. Early
detection of preinvasive lesions in high-risk patients: a comparison of conventional flexible …

The curative potential of bronchoscopic intervention, eg photodynamic therapy (PDT) and
brachytherapy, for resectable radiographically occult lung cancer has been reported previously…

Introduction The proportion of patients with carcinoma in situ in whom invasive cancer will
develop is not known. It is important for clinical decision making to know the outcome of these …

Polycomb group (PcG) genes are responsible for maintenance of cellular identity and
contribute to regulation of the cell cycle. Recent studies have identified several PcG genes as …

Objective To study the efficacy of bronchoscopic therapy in patients with intraluminal typical
bronchial carcinoid. Design Retrospective analysis of the data of patients with bronchial …

The aim of this study was to analyse differences in efficacy and costs in treating first time or
recurrent spontaneous pneumothorax by conservative therapy (pleural drainage or …

Background Carcinoid of the lung is considered to be a low-grade malignancy. A subgroup
presents as an endobronchial tumour. Surgical resection is considered the standard …