[102] Around 25–30% of muscle invasive bladder cancer patients, who have undergone radical cystectomy, presented with positive lymph nodes at pathologic examination. The approximate disease-free ...

Three of the nine inspirational women, Debbie, Elaine and Dawn, who have taken part in a ground-breaking in podcast, Sex And ...

Ovarian cancer cannot be detected via cervical cancer ... If the cancer has spread to nearby lymph nodes, the survival rate is reduced to 72%. If the cancer has already metastasized and spread ...

Regulatory T cells are normally localized in lymph nodes, but surprisingly ... patient prognosis — a review of 70 patients with ovarian cancer confirmed that the greater the number of tumour ...

Swollen pelvic lymph nodes may be a sign of bladder, prostate, cervical, ovarian, or anal cancer. Many conditions can cause swollen lymph nodes directly or indirectly. Some are relatively mild and ...

A new staging system that integrates tumor deposits with lymph node counts provides superior survival stratification and ...

While there have been many significant advances in healthcare in the past 25 years, including new treatments for cancer recurrence ... a tumour and adjacent lymph nodes while avoiding circulating ...

Fertility-sparing surgery increased among younger patients with cervical cancer, while trends for ovarian cancer surgery ... examination of less than 4 lymph nodes, while lymphadenectomy involved ...

The swelling can occur in the arm, breast, chest or leg area. Patients who have had their lymph nodes removed due to cancer are more likely to develop lymphedema. If you have had a lymph node ...

which removes the cancer as well as some surrounding normal tissue, or a mastectomy, in which the entire breast, including tissue, is removed. On the other hand, surgery to remove nearby lymph nodes ...