Frequency of different histologic types of bronchogenic carcinoma as related to radiation exposure

Warburg Effect due to Exposure to Different Types of Radiation

Supplementary Information: 4 supplement files 1. Supplement Figure: The ATP level, lactic acid level and survival rate by different type of irradiation. 2. Supplementary Dataset 1: The quantitative proteomic data of 2 Gy carbon beam. 3. Supplementary Dataset 2: The quantitative proteomic data of 2 Gy X-ray. 4. Supplementary Dataset 3: The overlap of energy metabolic proteins between 2 Gy carbon...

Unsuspected exposure to asbestos and bronchogenic carcinoma.

Two hundred and fifty men admitted to a thoracic surgical centre and matched controls were questioned in detail about their occupations after leaving school and their smoking habits. Of 201 men with confirmed bronchial carcinoma 58 gave a history of occupational exposure to asbestos, whereas only 29 out of 201 men matched for age and residential area who were admitted with other diseases gave s...

Criteria for the histologic diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma.

Avian exposure and bronchogenic carcinoma.

OBJECTIVE To investigate the association between bird keeping and risk of lung cancer. DESIGN Case-control study asking detailed questions on exposure to domestic birds and other pets, smoking, and various demographic and potentially confounding variables. SETTING District general hospital; current admissions interviewed in hospital or recent admissions interviewed at home. PATIENTS 143 p...

The significance of cell types in bronchogenic carcinoma.

Physicians dealing with diseases of the thorax have long been aware that carcinoma of the lung varies greatly in its clinical manifestations, and that certain types of bronchogenic carcinoma are much more amenable to surgical eradication than others. The great frequency with which bronchogenic carcinoma occurs and its apparent increasing incidence make it essential to determine as far as possib...