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About 30% of patients with TCC's either present with or develop invasion into the detrusor musculature, a prognostic indication carrying an about 50% risk of fatal outcome following development of metastatic disease dissemination.

SAIPAF also nurtured a new theatre company, Drama-Wallah, which developed "Invasion!" by Jonas Hassen Khemiri for the festival.

Given that the DWMT and EP imaging radiophenotypes were significantly prognostic (p = 0.015 and p = 0.033) in the proportional hazards model, we used these two invasion parameters to develop our invasion imaging classes.

The thyroid-specific BRAF V600E mouse model also develops invasive and poorly differentiated thyroid cancer that develops progressive local invasion in association with markers of aggressive tumour behaviour (Knauf et al, 2005).

Our analysis of adaptive immune response during MB49 and MB49-I development and exploration of molecules secreted by both tumours showed that MB49-I has developed two mechanisms to acquire invasion properties: loss of putative tumour antigens and overexpression of decorin.

These parasites have developed an invasion mechanism involving the formation of a moving junction (MJ) that anchors the parasite to the host cell and forms a ring through which the parasite penetrates.

Some eyes in this older group also developed endothelial invasion into Bruch's membrane.

In 122 radical prostatectomy specimens, 63.9% of SNCG-positive patients developed peripheral invasion.

We postulated that such positive correlation could be driven by infiltrated leukocytes; therefore, we developed an invasion model to account for transcriptional changes due to leukocyte infiltration.

Small gastric cancers ≤ 2 cm in diameter with LOH-H (5 cases) and LOH-B (3 cases) often developed extraserosal invasion (two LOH-H), nodal metastasis (one LOH-B and two LOH-H), hematogenous recurrence (two LOH-H) and peritoneal seeding (one LOH-B).

According to the seventh AJCC staging system, 346 patients belonged to stage T3, of which, 249 did not develop paranasal sinus invasion (T3a) and 97 developed paranasal sinus invasion (T3b).