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Temple Lung Center | Enrolling Clinical Trials
The Temple Lung Center conducts one of the most comprehensive lung disease clinical trials programs in the country. Our advancements in basic, translational and clinical research are changing lung disease treatment. By pioneering effective therapies, we bring hope to patients with serious and debilitating lung diseases.
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Lung Transplantation for COPD Patients
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S., affecting nearly 16 million adults. Dr. Gerard Criner, Director of the Temple Lung Center, recently joined the Global Forum on Lung Transplantation to explore the role of lung transplantation for COPD.
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November Quarterly Impact Report: The Temple Healthy Chest Initiative
The American Cancer Society is forecasting more than two million new cases of cancer to be diagnosed in the year 2024. And while the incidence rate is on the rise, cancer-related deaths continue to decline. Early detection is key to producing better outcomes for patients.
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Temple Lung Center: Advancing Research in ILD
Interstitial lung diseases (ILD) significantly impact patient morbidity and mortality. As an ILD Center of Excellence, the Temple Lung Center has established comprehensive programs for the evaluation and management of patients with a wide range of ILDs. This includes extensive clinical research and lung transplantation expertise.
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What is new in 2024 for PE
A comprehensive overview of strategic clinical risk stratification, evidence-based approaches derived from clinical trials and advanced research, and essential insights into the follow-up care of patients post-pulmonary embolism (PE).
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2024 GOLD International COPD Conference
Join us on November 11th and 12th for the world’s largest educational symposium on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The upcoming 9th annual GOLD International COPD Conference is once again a two-day event hosted in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Pleural Effusions and Pleural Disease
Pleural disease is a common but frequently misunderstood clinical entity within the field of pulmonary disease. While up to 30% of individuals assessed may have pleural effusions, the specific diagnostic and therapeutic modalities undertaken have significant downstream implications for the diagnostic yield of studies, potential complication profile, and in the setting of therapeutic procedures, the extent to which these can either help to facilitate overall treatment or to reduce symptom burden in the case of palliative-type procedures such as tunneled pleural catheters or chemical pleurodesis for malignant pleural effusions.
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Update for Providers: Temple Healthy Chest Initiative’s Dual Screening Referral Process
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Advanced Bronchoscopic Services
As the only integrated pulmonary and critical care medicine, sleep medicine, and thoracic surgery department in the nation, the highly experienced, multidisciplinary team at the Temple Lung Center is consistently setting new standards of care in bronchoscopic research, technology, treatment, and recovery. Temple offers an enhanced patient experience with a single centralized location for both treatment and recovery.
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2024 Lung Transplant Symposium: Surgical and Medical Insights for Transplant Assessment and Management
Presented by Temple cardiothoracic surgery and pulmonary faculty as a pre-conference activity at the January 2024 STS Annual Meeting, this symposium, “Surgical and Medical Insights for Transplant Assessment and Management” will provide insight to best practice approach for surgical and medical care of lung transplant patients.
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Lung Transplant Program Referral Information
The Temple Lung Transplant Program is a leader in both quantity and quality. It’s the nation’s highest volume program, but it also has the best one-year survival rates in Philadelphia and all of Pennsylvania.
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Optimizing Treatment for CTD-ILD
When autoimmune or connective tissue diseases cause inflammation or scarring of the lungs, both diagnosis and effective management can be challenging.