HO-1 is a poor prognostic NSCLC predictor and its over-expression may increase the metastatic potential of NSCLC. Based on our findings and those of others, HO-1 may be considered as a novel NSCLC therapeutic target.
The study findings may be useful as an empirical reference for health care professionals performing an oral health care program in the future. Additionally, it may serve as a reference for long-term care policies aimed at reducing the ventilation duration, days of hospitalization and mortality rate to enhance patient safety and the quality of medical care.
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