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Increased Tuberculosis Reactivation Risk in Patients Receiving Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor-Based Therapy.

Hsing-Wu ChenYao-Wen KuoChung-Yu ChenChin-Hao ChangSu-Mei WangYing-Chun ChienWei-Chen LuJo-Pai ChenCheng-Yu ChangYu-Feng WeiShih-Chieh ChangChin-Chung ShuJann-Yuan WangWei-Yu LiaoHao-Chien WangChong-Jen Yu
Published in: The oncologist (2024)
The use of ICIs may be linked to a higher likelihood of TB reactivation and LTBI than individuals solely receiving TKIs as anticancer therapy. Consequently, the implementation of a screening program for TB reactivation and LTBI among patients undergoing ICI treatment could prove advantageous by enabling early detection and prompt treatment of the infection.
Keyphrases
  • mycobacterium tuberculosis
  • patients undergoing
  • healthcare
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  • quality improvement
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  • pulmonary tuberculosis
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