[PDF] Top 20 Long Term Outcomes of Chemoradiation for Anal Cancer Patients

... After completion of curative therapy with chemoradiation, patients were initially followed up at 3-month intervals for 2 years, every 6 months for the next 3 years, and then every 5 years. On a semiannual ... See full document

... to patients with locally biopsy-proven progres- sive or recurrent disease after ...10,11 Outcomes for patients with anal cancer depend on tumor characteristics, clinical stage at ... See full document

... nonmuscle-invasive disease that could not be controlled by transurethral resection and intra- vesical therapy. According to their age during radical cystectomy, these patients were divided into two groups. The ... See full document

... 28 patients with portal vein mal- formation, and 15 patients with portal vein ...704 patients with complete 5-year followed-up data or confirmed death within 5-year followed-up period were enrolled ... See full document

... neoadjuvant chemoradiation on pro-coagulant response before surgical ...combination chemoradiation, associated with elevated FVIII:C, F1 þ 2 and TAT levels, with a corresponding reduction in protein ... See full document

... poorer cancer-specific sur- vival, possibly due to lymph node metastases involving the retroperitoneum at the time of diagnosis for the RPLND ...of patients with radiologic evidence of enlarged lymph nodes ... See full document

... 454 patients with AGC who underwent RG or LG with D2 lymph node dissection for AGC between August 2013 and March ...short-and long-term outcomes were compared between the propensity ... See full document

... consecutive patients with RRD during the study period. Twelve eyes in ten patients had RRD secondary to viral ...ten patients, there were four males and six females (Table ...of patients was ... See full document

... poststroke patients residing at home in the community. Aims: We assessed outcomes of a pilot long‑term stroke care clinic which combined secondary prevention and rehabilitation at community ... See full document

... 92 patients underwent completion pneumonectomy for the treatment of lung ...lung cancer (n = 51), Local metastasis (n = 37) and Lung metastasis (n = ...(9.78%) patients died in the postoperative ... See full document

... A patients over time was similar to the cumu- lative survival of patients in groups B and C combined (figure ...for patients with onset of LVD at age <18 years compared with patients with ... See full document

... immune response to eradicate the formation and pro- gression of tumors [14]. High lymphocytic infiltration is associated with improved survival, independent of clinico- pathological characteristics, in primary operable ... See full document

... as a predictor of postoperative prognosis. Histological type was categorized as either differentiated (diff; well or moderately differentiated tubular adenocarcinoma) or undifferentiated (undiff; mucinous or poorly ... See full document

... in outcomes between HIV-positive and HIV-negative anal cancer patients undergoing APR is that there may be little physiologic difference between these two ...HIV-positive patients may ... See full document

... Limitations in this meta-analysis should be taken into ac- count. First, the studies included for analysis were retro- spective studies, and none of the studies were randomized controlled trials. Pooling the ... See full document

... PCa patients; time to the first SRE and CCT were also relatively ...survival outcomes in cases with localized, high-risk disease; specifically, PSA nadir ≤ 1 ng/mL, time to PSA nadir ≤ 3 months, PSA ... See full document

... community, size and location of the hospital are factors within the type of hospital, type of patient component. Mayerson and Thompson (2013) suggest that when menu planning consideration should be given to the ... See full document

... that decalcified subfoveal choroidal osteoma was associated with poor visual acuity. Although IVB decreased exudation of CNV, decalcified choroidal osteoma damaged the RPE and choriocapillaris. Thus, IVB for CNV with ... See full document

... studies focused on pelvic node metastasis and parametrial invasion; consequently, the knowledge of the VCL to be removed during RH is still limited. Hence, the rationale and role of VCL resection in the prognosis of ... See full document

... 707 patients with EGCs treated with ER, including EMR and ESD, at the Endoscopy Center of Okayama University Hospital, Okayama, Japan, were retrospectively ...gastric cancer treatment guidelines 2010 ... See full document