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Management of Stage III Breast Cancer
Oncology, 1998Stage III breast cancer encompasses a heterogenous group of patients. According to the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) these tumors include stage IIIA and stage IIIB disease, the first generally being operable but the second inoperable. Patients with inflammatory breast cancer are also included in stage IIIB disease, and these patients have ...
A H, Honkoop, J, Wagstaff, H M, Pinedo
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1993
A small proportion of patients goes on to develop more serious expressions of the disease, namely large inflammatory nodules, furunculoid infiltrations, and tissue hyperplasia. These derangements occur particularly on the cheeks and nose, less often on the chin, forehead, or ears.
Gerd Plewig, Albert M. Kligman
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A small proportion of patients goes on to develop more serious expressions of the disease, namely large inflammatory nodules, furunculoid infiltrations, and tissue hyperplasia. These derangements occur particularly on the cheeks and nose, less often on the chin, forehead, or ears.
Gerd Plewig, Albert M. Kligman
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The management of stage III and IV endometriosis
Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 2011The clinical manifestations of severe endometriosis are variable and unpredictable in both presentation and course. There are also a proportion of women with severe endometriosis who remain asymptomatic. The treatment of severe endometriosis must be individualised, taking into account the impact of the disease and treatment on pain, fertility and ...
Hassan M, Elbiss, Angus J M, Thomson
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Stage II and Stage III Colon Cancer
The Cancer Journal, 2010Because of its frequency and mortality rate, colorectal cancer represents a major public health problem. Adjuvant chemotherapy has improved the prognosis. Six months of oxaliplatin and fluoropyrimidine in combination is the standard adjuvant treatment in stage III patients.
Benoît, Rousseau +7 more
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Entering state III. The convergence of the stage hypotheses
Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1992There have been a number of theories that postulate that information systems develop through predictable stages. The major hypotheses about the stages through which information technology will pass, although starting from very different point of view, are all converging on the same conclusion-that we are now at a major transition point,transiting from ...
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Stage III Carcinoma of the Endometrium
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1987Forty-one patients with clinical-pathological stage III carcinoma of the endometrium treated between January 1958 and December 1983 at the Ottawa General Hospital were analyzed. Twenty-three patients (56%) presented with clinical stage III and 18 (44%) with pathological stage III. The 5-year survival of all stage III patients was 35%.
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Inoperable Stage III Carcinoma of the Breast
Southern Medical Journal, 1983When seen initially, 10% to 29% of patients with breast cancer have locally advanced, nonresectable lesions without evidence of distant metastases. Radiotherapy offers significant palliation for these patients but has little influence on survival. Preoperative chemotherapy can be used to shrink many of these lesions and make them resectable.
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Stages in concept learning. III
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 1974Abstract.— In a task‐oriented concept learning situation with 30 children, 12–13 years of age, as subjects, the concept to be learned was made unfamiliar by using labels which had no bearing on the defining attributes. Under these conditions it was found that the categorization of the stimulus figures became more difficult and that identification of ...
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Primary Lung Cancer Surgery in Stage II and Stage III
Archives of Surgery, 1988We reviewed 100 operations performed on 95 consecutive patients with stage II (n = 7) and stage III (n = 88) primary lung cancer. The five-year survival of patients with N1 involvement was 58% and with N2 disease was 21%. Of 13 patients with Pancoast or chest wall involvement, 58% survived five years. The entire group had a 34% five-year survival and a
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