Management of malignant airway compromise with laser and low dose rate brachytherapy: The Mayo Clinic experience

Keyphrases

• Mayo Clinic 100%
• Airway 100%
• Clinical Follow-up 100%
• Brachytherapy 100%
• Low-dose-rate Brachytherapy 100%
• Palliation 100%
• Airway Compromise 100%
• Disease Progression 50%
• Response Rate 50%
• Disease-free 50%
• Catheter 50%
• Low Dose Rate 50%
• Symptom Relief 50%
• Nylon 50%
• Trachea 50%
• Acceptable Risk 50%
• Laser Therapy 50%
• Lost to Follow-up 50%
• Curative Intent 50%
• Bronchi 50%
• Bronchoscopic 50%
• Bronchoscope 50%
• Fistula 50%
• External Beam Radiation 50%
• External Beam Irradiation 50%
• Airway Disease 50%
• Iridium-192 50%
• Catheter Placement 50%
• Brachytherapy Technique 50%
• Intraluminal Brachytherapy 50%
• Afterloading 50%
• Palliative Intent 50%
• Well Tolerated 50%
• Hemorrhage 50%
• Neodymium:YAG Laser 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Brachytherapy 100%
• Low-Dose-Rate Brachytherapy 100%
• Symptomatic Treatment 50%
• External Beam Radiotherapy 50%
• Disease Exacerbation 25%
• Respiratory Disease 25%
• Low Drug Dose 25%
• Trachea 25%
• Bronchoscope 25%
• Low Level Laser Therapy 25%
• Fistula 25%
• Iridium 192 25%
• Diseases 25%
• Neodymium 25%
• Bleeding 25%