Prognostic role of minute ventilation/carbon dioxide production slope for perioperative morbidity and long-term survival in resectable patients with non-small-cell lung cancer: A prospective study using propensity score overlap weighting.

Yaoshan Dun Shaoping WuNi CuiRandal J ThomasRay W SquiresThomas P Olson Karl P SylvesterSiqian FuChunfang ZhangYang GaoYang DuNing XuSuixin Liu

Published in: International journal of surgery (London, England) (2023)

In patients with operable NSCLC, a high E/CO2 slope was significantly associated with elevated risks of poorer RFS and OS, and perioperative morbidity.

Keyphrases

carbon dioxide
cardiac surgery
patients undergoing
small cell lung cancer
advanced non small cell lung cancer
human health
locally advanced
respiratory failure
mechanical ventilation
squamous cell carcinoma
risk assessment
acute respiratory distress syndrome
intensive care unit
epidermal growth factor receptor