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Table 4 Details of the patients with BOOP syndrome (n = 16)

From: Radiation-induced bronchiolitis obliterans organizing pneumonia (BOOP) syndrome in breast cancer patients is associated with age

Patient no.

 

Endocrine therapy

CT

Lung V20(%)

Time after RT (mo)

Symptoms

Treatment

1

BCT

TAM

-

7.9

7.6

cough

antitussive,

  

LHRH-agonist

    

antibiotic

2

BCT

TAM

-

6.0

4.0

cough, pyrexia,

steroid,

      

decreased SpO2

antibiotic

3

BCT

TAM

-

5.0

5.3

cough, pyrexia,

antitussive,

      

fatigue

antibiotic

4

BCT

TAM

-

8.6

5.1

cough, pyrexia

antitussive,

       

antibiotic

5

BCT

TAM

-

8.1

2.3

cough

antitussive,

       

steroid

6

BCT

ANA

-

4.4

5.0

cough, fatuigue

antibiotic

7

BCT

ANA

-

6.0

4.7

cough

antitussive,

       

antibiotic

8

BCT

ANA

-

5.1

3.0

cough, pyrexia

antitussive

9

BCT

ANA

-

9.0

4.5

cough

antitussive,

       

antibiotic

10

BCT

ANA

-

4.8

3.1

cough, fatigue

antitussive,

       

antibiotic

11

BCT

ANA

AC

6.8

8.6

cough

antitussive

   

PAC

    

12

BCT

-

CAF

5.6

6.0

cough

antibiotic

13

PMRT

TAM

CAF

17.7

3.3

cough, pyrexia

antitussive,

   

PAC

   

antibiotic

14

PMRT

ANA

CAF

13.4

7.4

cough

antitussive,

   

PAC

   

antibiotic

15

PMRT

-

CAF

15.6

3.9

cough, pyrexia

antibiotic

   

PAC

    

16

PMRT

-

CAF

22.0

5.3

cough, pyrexia,

antitussive

   

PAC

  

fatigue

 
  1. Abbreviations
  2. CT Chemotherapy.
  3. TAM Tamoxifen.
  4. ANA Anastrozole
  5. AC Doxorubicin, Cyclophosphamide.
  6. PAC Paclitaxel.
  7. CAF Cyclophosphamide, Doxorubicin and Fluorouracil.