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The Biology of Liver Metastasis
1998Metastasis—the spread of malignant tumour cells from a primary neoplasm to distant parts of the body where they multiply to form new growths—is a major cause of death from cancer. The treatment of metastatic cancer poses a major problem to clinical oncologists, because the presence of multiple metastases makes complete eradication by surgery, radiation
Robert Radinsky, Isaiah J. Fidler
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1998
Focal liver disease may be detected incidentally during cross-sectional imaging studies, at the time of cancer screening or follow-up and during laparotomy. Where surgery is being undertaken for colorectal cancer, for example, 26% of patients may be expected to have liver metastases and while a metastasis is the most common liver tumour detected and ...
Doris N. Redhead, Edward Leen
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Focal liver disease may be detected incidentally during cross-sectional imaging studies, at the time of cancer screening or follow-up and during laparotomy. Where surgery is being undertaken for colorectal cancer, for example, 26% of patients may be expected to have liver metastases and while a metastasis is the most common liver tumour detected and ...
Doris N. Redhead, Edward Leen
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Drug Discovery Today: Disease Models, 2005
Metastasis is one of the most devastating aspects of cancer. Although it is almost always a stochastic process, tissue-specific metastasis might indicate the existence of nonrandom elements that could become effective targets for therapy. Establishment and appropriate use of organ-specific metastasis models can help us better understand the underlying ...
Jun Zhang, Keping Xie
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Metastasis is one of the most devastating aspects of cancer. Although it is almost always a stochastic process, tissue-specific metastasis might indicate the existence of nonrandom elements that could become effective targets for therapy. Establishment and appropriate use of organ-specific metastasis models can help us better understand the underlying ...
Jun Zhang, Keping Xie
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Hepato-gastroenterology, 2014
The liver is the most common distant site of metastasis from colorectal cancer and is often the only organ affected. We hypothesized that whether distant disease is localized in the liver or is a more systemic disease, may be important in the prognosis of patients with synchronous liver metastasis.
Takaaki, Fujii +11 more
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The liver is the most common distant site of metastasis from colorectal cancer and is often the only organ affected. We hypothesized that whether distant disease is localized in the liver or is a more systemic disease, may be important in the prognosis of patients with synchronous liver metastasis.
Takaaki, Fujii +11 more
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[Surgery of liver metastasis].
Langenbecks Archiv fur Chirurgie. Supplement II, Verhandlungen der Deutschen Gesellschaft fur Chirurgie. Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Chirurgie. Kongress, 1992Technical improvements in liver resection therapy have forced optimism towards an extended indication for treatment. Operative mortality has improved, and a median survival time of 30 months, and 5 year survival rates of about 30% are reported. Perioperative course of CEA, time of onset of liver metastases, intrahepatic distribution and extrahepatic ...
C, Herfarth, P, Hohenberger
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The problem of liver metastasis.
Surgery annual, 1984The detection and management of tumors metastatic to the liver is still unsettled. The uniformly poor prognosis only underlines the need to diagnose and treat the primary malignant lesion earlier, before systemic metastases lodge in the liver, lung or brain.
A, Cooperman +3 more
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Immune phenotypic linkage between colorectal cancer and liver metastasis
Cancer Cell, 2022Zhaode Bu, Xianwen Ren, Xueda Hu
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Metastasis to Liver in Portal Cirrhosis
American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1953J B, WALLACH, W, HYMAN, A A, ANGRIST
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