LitCovid-sentences  

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T37 0-97 Sentence denotes We propose a conceptual framework for prioritizing cancer treatment during the pandemic (Fig. 1).
T38 98-216 Sentence denotes The examples provided involve radiotherapy and systemic therapy, although the principles are also relevant to surgery.
T39 217-372 Sentence denotes Interpretation of this framework will rely heavily on the capacity of locoregional health systems and the position of a given system on the epidemic curve.
T40 373-556 Sentence denotes Our discussion will focus on three scenarios: (1) preparedness (with no confirmed cases); (2) moderate health-care resource limitation; and (3) severe health-care resource limitation.
T41 557-679 Sentence denotes Fig. 1 Conceptual framework for prioritizing the use of radiotherapy and systemic treatments during the COVID-19 pandemic.
T42 680-819 Sentence denotes The lowest and highest priority categories are unevenly spaced to illustrate the concept that prioritization between subgroups is variable.
T43 820-901 Sentence denotes The spacing of categories in this diagram is conceptual rather than prescriptive.
T44 902-1022 Sentence denotes Priority of indications within each category is also variable and subject to the principles discussed in the commentary.
T45 1023-1244 Sentence denotes These include the magnitude of treatment benefit, possible effects of treatment delays or interruptions on outcomes, patient-specific considerations and the availability of staff and resources to safely deliver treatment.
T46 1245-1369 Sentence denotes This overlap implies that some items listed in a lower category could be prioritized over items listed in a higher category.
T47 1370-1492 Sentence denotes Disease indications in each box are meant to serve as illustrative examples and are not intended to be an exhaustive list.
T48 1493-1527 Sentence denotes NSCLC, non-small-cell lung cancer.