摘要(英) |
Since 2009, the ratio of target drugs for the treatment of advanced non-small cell lung cancer has increased year by year. Although the targeted drugs have brought hope to patients, the effect of long therapeutic procedure and potential risks remain to be observed. With the occurrence of other diseases, the use of drug types has also increased. Some studies believe that certain specific disease drugs will affect the effect of patients using target drugs. However, there are still many drugs in medicine that have not been confirmed to affect the efficacy of target drugs. And for the interaction of drugs, most of the medicines are mainly clinical or biological experiments. However, the rise of the health insurance database has brought new developments in medical data analysis. It is expected to obtain medically helpful
information from a large amount of data. The common analytical methods in medical practice include survival analysis, multivariate analysis, and bayesian network
models.
We use the National Health Insurance Research Database for data analysis. The health insurance database has the advantages of numerous data and integration of long-term medical information of patients. We focus on the patients with lung cancer who use target drugs as first-line drugs. And summary the use of other drugs during the treatment of lung cancer. Through the construction of Bayesian network to find potential causes of deterioration. Discuss the reasons for the deterioration of patients using different drugs in different situations. |
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