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The Lancet, 2000
The rate of oesophageal adenocarcinoma is increasing in the western world and has a poor prognosis mainly because individuals present at a late stage. Attempts to intervene at an early stage of tumour progression have not proven cost effective, although lesions identified during surveillance programmes have a better prognosis.
J A, Jankowski +4 more
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The rate of oesophageal adenocarcinoma is increasing in the western world and has a poor prognosis mainly because individuals present at a late stage. Attempts to intervene at an early stage of tumour progression have not proven cost effective, although lesions identified during surveillance programmes have a better prognosis.
J A, Jankowski +4 more
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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Reviews on Cancer, 2022
Pancreatic ductal metaplasia (PDM) is the transformation of potentially many type of cells in pancreas into ductal or ductal-like cells, which eventually replace the existing differentiated somatic cell type(s). PDM is usually triggered by and manifests its ability to adapt to environmental and cellular stimuli and stresses. Acinar to ductal metaplasia
Shu, Li, Keping, Xie
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Pancreatic ductal metaplasia (PDM) is the transformation of potentially many type of cells in pancreas into ductal or ductal-like cells, which eventually replace the existing differentiated somatic cell type(s). PDM is usually triggered by and manifests its ability to adapt to environmental and cellular stimuli and stresses. Acinar to ductal metaplasia
Shu, Li, Keping, Xie
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Eccrine syringosquamous metaplasia
International Journal of Dermatology, 2001A 7 year‐old male child presented with erythematous erosive plaques affecting the upper and lower eyelids of the left eye and extending to the cheek. Crustations over the right nostril were also evident. His general health status was normal. His medical history revealed that he was suffering from chronic myeloid leukemia for which he was receiving ...
M A, El Darouti +3 more
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Mucinous metaplasia of the penis
Histopathology, 2002Mucinous metaplasia of the penis Aims: To determine the incidence of mucinous metaplasia occurring in the foreskin or glans penis and any associated clinical or histopathological features. Methods and results: Following the recognition of two index cases, 100 other foreskin specimens were retrieved from the histopathology archives at Southampton ...
A W, Fang, M A, Whittaker, J M, Theaker
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Synovial metaplasia of the skin
Virchows Archiv A Pathological Anatomy and Histopathology, 1993We present two female patients, aged 15 and 45 years, with synovial metaplasia of the skin. Both lesions, localized in the knee and hand respectively, arose after preceding local trauma. Case 1 had intradermal irregular cystic spaces in the adjacent myxoid stroma of which large polygonal eosinophilic cells were found.
A, Beham +5 more
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Thymoma with Osseous Metaplasia
Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography, 2001A 69-year-old woman with a 15-year history of abnormal chest shadow was referred to our hospital. An enhanced chest CT scan of the anterior mediastinum revealed a mass containing a high-density area. The preoperative radiologic diagnosis was thymoma. Operation was performed in October 2000.
K, Funai +6 more
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Radiology, 1959
A Gnogenic myeloid metaplasia may best be defined as a disorder involving hematopoiesis outside the usual marrow sites, most frequently accompanied by fibrosis of the marrow. This condition represents a distinct clinical-hematologic-roentgenologic entity, with characteristic features. The literature dealing with this disease is voluminous and confused.
H G, JACOBSON +4 more
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A Gnogenic myeloid metaplasia may best be defined as a disorder involving hematopoiesis outside the usual marrow sites, most frequently accompanied by fibrosis of the marrow. This condition represents a distinct clinical-hematologic-roentgenologic entity, with characteristic features. The literature dealing with this disease is voluminous and confused.
H G, JACOBSON +4 more
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Are metaplasias in colorectal adenomas truly metaplasias?
The American journal of pathology, 1984Five thousand seven hundred seventy-eight adenomas or adenomas containing carcinoma from 3215 patients were examined by routine histologic methods for the presence of epithelial metaplasias. Three forms of epithelial metaplasia were encountered: squamous cell metaplasia (0.44%), Paneth cell metaplasia (0.20%), and melanocytic metaplasia (0.017%).
M, Bansal +3 more
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The American Journal of Dermatopathology, 1998
We present a unique case of a lipoma with widespread synovial metaplasia. A 52-year-old woman had a recurrence 1 year after excision of a subcutaneous lipoma of the neck. Histologically, the primary tumor was an ordinary lipoma. The recurrent tumor was a myxoid lipoma with synovial metaplasia.
M, Michal, M, Zámecník
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We present a unique case of a lipoma with widespread synovial metaplasia. A 52-year-old woman had a recurrence 1 year after excision of a subcutaneous lipoma of the neck. Histologically, the primary tumor was an ordinary lipoma. The recurrent tumor was a myxoid lipoma with synovial metaplasia.
M, Michal, M, Zámecník
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Cartilaginous metaplasia of the epiglottis
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1990AbstractMetaplastic elastic cartilaginous tissue has been described in the vocal cord, vestibular fold and ventricle of the larynx. This report documents a case in which cartilaginous metaplasia developed in the soft tissue of the epiglottis following an episode of epiglottitis.
A H, Lee, A D, Ramsay
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