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The malignant effusions originated from ascites (five patients) and pleura (two patients).

In all, 17 effusions originated from patients who formerly suffered from malignancy but were free from manifest malignant disease at the time of puncture or thereafter.

A total of 110 effusions originated from patients who had two or three repeated effusion punctures.

The ratio of pleural effusion IFNγ to serum IFNγ, effusion IFNγ to effusion IL-10, and effusion IL-10 to serum IL-10, were all significantly higher in TB than in cancer patients, suggesting a higher cellular activity and T-helper 1 (Th1) reaction in TB pleural effusion than in malignant effusions, which were predominantly Th2 type.

Ketones, alcohols, and benzene derivatives were the main chemical classes for the metabolomic profile of malignant effusions.

A total of 36 volatile metabolites belonging to nine distinct chemical classes were identified in 40 pleural effusion samples (20 malignant effusions from lung cancer patients and 20 benign effusions from inflammatory patients).

Biopsies were obtained from 102 solid metastatic lesions and seven malignant effusions.

Malignant effusions were confirmed by pathological diagnosis.

All five patients with stage IIIB diseases had malignant effusions.

Mean calprotectin levels were 10-fold lower in malignant effusions than benign effusions (P<0.001).

Briefly, specimens were obtained at surgery or from malignant effusions.