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Introduction to the classification of esophageal neoplasms
1989This OESO Congress is a forum for the exchange of information about neoplasms of the esophagus, both benign and mahgnant, as weh as the abnormahties associated with or predisposing to them. Throughout this Congress, pathologists are presenting different morphologic aspects of these conditions, but this information darts in and out of the more chnically
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Clinical Neuropathology, 2017
Metastatic spread of a systemic neoplasm to a central nervous system malignancy is a rare but well-documented phenomenon. Over 100 case reports of tumor-to-tumor spread involving the central nervous system have been described since the first report in ...
Bertram Richter +3 more
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Metastatic spread of a systemic neoplasm to a central nervous system malignancy is a rare but well-documented phenomenon. Over 100 case reports of tumor-to-tumor spread involving the central nervous system have been described since the first report in ...
Bertram Richter +3 more
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Giant esophageal polyp: a rare and benign neoplasm.
Chirurgia italiana, 1999Giant esophageal polyp is a very rare neoplasm, usually benign but often demanding both for diagnostic and/or therapeutical procedures and for dramatic symptomatologic onset in the patient (regurgitation and asphyxia). The authors present a brief clinical report of a patient with a 20 cm.-long esophageal polyp removed by left lateral cervicotomy and ...
Minutolo V +5 more
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Palliative Intubation in Inoperable Esophageal Neoplasms
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 1985Anthony Watson, Anthony Watson
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Current treatment and recent progress in gastric cancer
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Smita S Joshi, Brian D Badgwell
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Management of esophageal, gastric, pancreatic, and hepatobiliary neoplasms.
Current opinion in oncology, 1991Data published during the latter part of 1980s have shown that the natural history of gastrointestinal cancers can be influenced by treatment. This was further confirmed in esophageal cancers, for which many phase II studies have shown that chemotherapy with and without radiotherapy can induce major responses before surgery.
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