[PDF] Top 20 Hepatectomy for liver metastases from breast cancer.

... metastatic breast cancer, whereas liver is the only site of dissemination, may benefit from ...these metastases may offer a longer survival rate than systemic chemotherapy and/or ... See full document

... Fellowships from the Ludwig Institute of Cancer ...fellowship from the National Breast Cancer ...a Cancer Institute NSW ...Wright from the Thoracic Research Laboratory, ... See full document

... the liver could be the hemodynamic alterations generated in the remnant liver by the surgical ...on liver cells is attributed to release of its growth factor and transfer of platelets ... See full document

... in cancer biology and response to therapy, yet the most commonly used preclinical models of mammary cancer utilize immunodeficient hosts into which human xenografts are transplanted [1, ...human ... See full document

... (including breast cancer, prostate cancer or other solid tumours, and multiple myeloma) ...bone metastases, especially if bone pain is not localized and tumour-specific treatment seems to be ... See full document

... Breast cancer is the most common cancer and the leading cause of cancer deaths among women ...distant metastases are key prognostic factors in breast cancer patients and ... See full document

... by cancer cells and stromal cells expressing mostly α-SMA and fibroblast-specific protein 1 ...brain metastases from lung, breast, kidney and endometrial cancers, by using α-SMA and ... See full document

... Amongst the multitude of substrates of SIRT1 catalysis [18] and its interacting proteins [36] are many known to play important roles in oncogenesis. The evidence has been generally interpreted to indicate that Sirt1 is a ... See full document

... of metastases from HCC to the thyroid is very dificult due to the lack of symptoms, a fact that delays the ...went hepatectomy for ...after hepatectomy, a inding that suggests the presence of ... See full document

... male breast cancer follows that of female breast cancer in that the bones, lungs, and liver are the most common ...of breast cancer, as shown in this case, is rare in the ... See full document

... male breast cancer follows that of female breast cancer in that the bones, lungs, and liver are the most common ...of breast cancer, as shown in this case, is rare in the ... See full document

... metastatic breast cancer based on study findings that pamidronate reduces the risk of skeletal ...bone metastases from any solid tumor ... See full document

... develop metastases during the course of their disease ...of hepatectomy and perioperative care, together with the expansion of criteria for surgery, have increased the number of patients suitable for ... See full document

... samples from invasive ductal carcinomas with and without the presence of axillary sentinel lymph node metastasis, as well as to study the relationship of cell proliferation rate (Ki-76) and apoptosis (caspase 3) ... See full document

... bone metastases or lesions from Austria, the Czech Republic, Finland, Greece, Poland, Portugal, Sweden and ...bone metastases secondary to breast, lung or prostate cancer, or bone ... See full document

... or liver cancer. Simultaneous colectomy and hepatectomy are considered safe techniques and present similar oncological results regardless of the location of the primary tumor when there are fewer ... See full document

... colorectal cancer, ten sections of normal colon mucosa, ten sections of normal liver and twelve sections of liver metastases a total of 100 samples of single CD3 positive T cells were measured ... See full document

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... of Liver Disease; AFP, alpha fetoprotein; BCLC, Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer; CLIP, Cancer of the Liver Italian Program; EASL, European Association for the Study of the Liver; ... See full document

... The primary treatment method for PFs was non-operative, based on immobilization and radiation. Surgical treatment was performed in 8 patients (36.3 %) through internal fixation with an intramedullary nail (22.7 %; n = 5) ... See full document