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This project from the University Hospital of Parma (AOUPR) aims to verify the feasibility of a prevention program in our district, relying on advanced technological resources and highly experienced team in lung cancer early diagnosis, in order to identify useful elements towards the applicability of such a prevention program on a large scale (regional, national).
Uncontrolled, monocentric experimental study with dynamic enrollment and prospective data collection, aimed at implementing a prevention program based on scientific evidence. This study is set to verify the applicability and feasibility of a lung cancer prevention program in a real context, including a preliminary evaluation at the smoking cessation clinic and a LDCT assessment with subsequent LDCT follow-up for participants who show indeterminate findings at the first LDCT (LDCT baseline) exam.
The main objective of the study is to verify the feasibility of a lung cancer prevention program according to internationally validated scientific methods.
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Subjects at high risk of lung cancer screened by the medical team of the AOUPR or by GPs to join the prevention program.
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• Personal history of cancer within the prior 5 years
We expect to recruit around 500 people in 1 year. This sample size is considered adequate based on the available resources, both human and economic.
After closing and adjusting the database and before data analysis, a document called Statistical Analysis Plan (SAP) will be drawn up. It will consist of the following paragraphs:
The project "PRogetto Salute Parma: Primary and secondary prevention of smoking-related lung cancer" will be started once approved by the institutional Ethics Committee and authorized by the General Manager. The study is expected to be carried out over 2 years (from the inclusion of the first subject), with an expected period of 1 year for the enrolment and 1 further year for follow-up.
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9 participants in 1 patient group
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