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Ultraschall in der Medizin, 2008
The axilla represents a region of special interest for small-part sonography. It is easy to demonstrate musculocutaneous, osseous, neurovascular and lymphatic structures. Especially in the presence of breast malignomas with lymphatic drainage to the axillary region sonography of the axillary lymphatic tracts and nodes is essential.
Th. Amann, Klaus Hergan, W. Oser
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The axilla represents a region of special interest for small-part sonography. It is easy to demonstrate musculocutaneous, osseous, neurovascular and lymphatic structures. Especially in the presence of breast malignomas with lymphatic drainage to the axillary region sonography of the axillary lymphatic tracts and nodes is essential.
Th. Amann, Klaus Hergan, W. Oser
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2021
The management of the axilla in breast cancer has known a rapid evolution in the last 30 years. From extensive and morbid resections, we have moved on to more conservative approaches, which favor sentinel lymph node biopsies and have resulted in equivalent survival and decreased morbidity.
S. Meterissian, I. Prakash, E. DiLena
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The management of the axilla in breast cancer has known a rapid evolution in the last 30 years. From extensive and morbid resections, we have moved on to more conservative approaches, which favor sentinel lymph node biopsies and have resulted in equivalent survival and decreased morbidity.
S. Meterissian, I. Prakash, E. DiLena
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Findings on mammography in the axilla. [PDF]
American Journal of Roentgenology, 1997 M ammography reveals the lower portion of the axilla, and abnornialities in the axilla can be seen on niammograms. The most common abnoriimlity detected is axillary adenopathy. Lymphadenopathy can occur, caused by breast carcinoma or in association with systemic diseases.
R Wong, A J Leibman
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1956
To the Editor:— A preliminary report on the suspected cause of an unusual eruption on the axillas of women is worthwhile for diagnosing and possibly averting this new disease. Since the presentation of two cases at the Chicago Dermatological Society meeting on May 16, 1956, our colleagues have been seeing similar cases.
Leonard F. Weber +4 more
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To the Editor:— A preliminary report on the suspected cause of an unusual eruption on the axillas of women is worthwhile for diagnosing and possibly averting this new disease. Since the presentation of two cases at the Chicago Dermatological Society meeting on May 16, 1956, our colleagues have been seeing similar cases.
Leonard F. Weber +4 more
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The Lancet, 1991
Many surgeons, particularly in the UK, give inadequate primary treatment to patients with operable breast cancer. For spurious reasons they regard axillary clearance as unnecessarily extensive surgery and rely instead upon total mastectomy or tumour excision and node sampling, with or without postoperative radiotherapy. But it is now clear that relapse-
R.E Mansel, I.S. Fentiman
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Many surgeons, particularly in the UK, give inadequate primary treatment to patients with operable breast cancer. For spurious reasons they regard axillary clearance as unnecessarily extensive surgery and rely instead upon total mastectomy or tumour excision and node sampling, with or without postoperative radiotherapy. But it is now clear that relapse-
R.E Mansel, I.S. Fentiman
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Papules in the Axillae of a Woman
JAMA Dermatology, 2015Awoman in her early 40s presented with a 6-month history of rash in the bilateral axillae. The areas involvedwere not itchy or tender but bothered her cosmetically. The patient reported using an aluminumcontainingantiperspirantsprayforyearsbefore theonsetof theeruptionbuthadsince discontinueduseofdeodorantsor antiperspirants without improvement in her ...
Carrie L. Kovarik +2 more
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2016
Methods for accurately staging the axilla continue to evolve but remain dominated by sentinel lymph node biopsy (SLNB) which is now widely practiced and accepted as standard of care worldwide. Dual localization methods with blue dye and radioisotope are associated with optimal performance parameters such as shorter learning curve, higher identification
Vassilis Pitsinis, John R. Benson
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Methods for accurately staging the axilla continue to evolve but remain dominated by sentinel lymph node biopsy (SLNB) which is now widely practiced and accepted as standard of care worldwide. Dual localization methods with blue dye and radioisotope are associated with optimal performance parameters such as shorter learning curve, higher identification
Vassilis Pitsinis, John R. Benson
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Large paralabral cyst in the axilla
Joint Bone Spine, 2012Joint Bone Spine - In Press.Proof corrected by the author Available online since jeudi 26 juillet ...
Cunningham, Gregory +2 more
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Burn Scar Contractures of the Axilla
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1956T HE shoulder has the greatest range of motion of any joint in the body and when the axillary skin is destroyed by an extensive third degree burn, the contracture of scar tissue fol!owing prolonged spontaneous healing usually produces severe fimctional disability.
R H Musgrave, S M Dupertuis
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Tuberculous glands in the axilla and groin
Tubercle, 1951Summary It will be seen, then, that axillary and inguinal tuberculous adenitis do occur, albeit infrequently, in any large series of patients with adenitis. Usually the glands are secondary to an obvious focus elsewhere — cervical, mediastinal, or mammary for the axilla; genital, abdominal, or joint disease for the groin.
S. Anabtawi, S.G. Nardell, E. Hinden
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