Aside from his concerts and his increasingly frequent stage direction of his opera productions, Mr. Karajan was eager to use the mass media to further the cause of music and, incidentally, himself.
GEJ carcinomas were associated with younger age at resection, more frequent intestinal-type and less frequent diffuse histology, more frequent p53 overexpression and less frequent loss of p53 expression, more frequent stage III disease, less frequent stage I disease, and more frequent recurrences.
Among older subjects there were more males, less intravenous drug abusers, more advanced HIV disease, more frequent C stage of HIV infection and higher mortality, (Table 1).
This may include the use of relevant tumor markers or more frequent staging examinations.
Synovial fluid collection, which was observed on T2-weighted magnetic resonance images, is more frequent in the early stage of DDsR.
If she advances out of group play, Sharapova is likely to face face one of her frequent foils in the knockout stage of the tournament, where she could draw inspiration from an experience from her stay in Istanbul.
The volcano then entered a stage of more frequent, but less violent, eruptions until the most recent Plinian eruption, which destroyed Pompeii.
One of the patients showed residual alopecia, but no patients reported persistent fatigue; these have been described in other patients as frequent complaints in the convalescent stage of disease (3, 5 ).
Patients who experience frequent relapses in the early stage of disease and those who accumulate a large number of focal lesions visible on 2-T (T2) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) within the first 5 years become handicapped more quickly than those patients who do not [ 6– 8].
Unfortunately, because of a frequent advanced stage at the time of diagnosis, the likelihood of recurrence despite surgical intervention is high.
