LitCovid-sentences  

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T187 0-105 Sentence denotes The preoperative component of thoracic oncology surgery has demonstrated resilience through the pandemic.
T188 106-202 Sentence denotes Most hospitals preoperative assessment processes were not impacted or had to make minor changes.
T189 203-341 Sentence denotes Although hospitals treating more patients who had test results positive for SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19) were more limited.
T190 342-530 Sentence denotes In accordance with current European Society for Medical Oncology guidelines, accurate staging continued to have a high priority although there was no mention of functional assessment [12].
T191 531-615 Sentence denotes There was evidence that the multidisciplinary meetings have adapted to the pandemic.
T192 616-738 Sentence denotes Although there is no formal consensus on prioritizing surgical patients, a remarkable concordance in practice has emerged.
T193 739-823 Sentence denotes Patients with low-grade cancer should be deferred when surgical capacity is lacking.
T194 824-923 Sentence denotes Additionally, small localized malignant lesions have been considered for stereotactic radiotherapy.
T195 924-1084 Sentence denotes This practice is followed because it is perceived to entail a lower risk of severe respiratory complications and reduced utilization of critical care resources.
T196 1085-1166 Sentence denotes Locally advanced N2 disease, with a poor prognosis, is not considered a priority.
T197 1167-1351 Sentence denotes Other treatment options (including neoadjuvant treatment, which would allow deferring surgery until after the crisis, or definitive chemoradiation) could be utilized in these patients.
T198 1352-1434 Sentence denotes Conversely, locally advanced N1 disease was perceived as a high surgical priority.