Tag Archives: tumour
Tumors of the pituitary and headache: Will it get better after surgery?
How to model a “real” tumour outside the body
When the physician may identify microscopic tissue architecture in real time
Diagnosis of disease is the fundamental goal of medicine as treatment and prognosis rely on it. The diagnostic process ends eventually with tissue sampling (biopsy) for microscopic evaluation. The paradigm “tissue is the issue” reflects the modern trend
May apple inspires new anti-tumour compounds that trigger preferential death of cancer cells
What if a surgically removed neck lymph node turns out to be cancer?
Inhibitors of gastric acid secretion and gastric cancer
Sugars in circulating blood reflect breast cancer biology
Breast cancer cells change and adapt during disease progression
A diagnosis of breast cancer usually includes characterisation of the breast cancer cells: determining if the tumour cells have hormone receptors and other proteins which will help to decide the best treatment options for the patient. This
Locoregional treatment versus no treatment of the primary tumour in metastatic breast cancer
Stage IV breast cancer is the state in which the cancer has spread to distant sites , for example , the brain, liver, lung, bones. Treatment for stages I to III of breast cancer include surgery, chemotherapy