Sentence examples for inoperable forms from inspiring English sources
Inoperable forms of pancreatic cancer have a 5 year survival rate of only 3%.
WASHINGTON, June 30 — Three months after Elizabeth Edwards said that her cancer had returned in inoperable form, her role and influence in John Edwards's presidential campaign is undiminished.
Earlier this month, the 91-year-old Harwell revealed that he has an inoperable and incurable form of bile duct cancer.
We leave out the inoperable sensors and form a new serial topology at time t.
The cost of chemotherapy used in first-line treatments had the largest impact on MC of SCLC and nonlocalised NSCLC; the cost of chemotherapy used in second- or third-line treatments mainly impacted on the mean cost of locally advanced NSCLC, and the cost of palliative care mainly impacted on the mean cost of medically inoperable localised and diffuse forms of NSCLC (Table 4 >).
Mother reached for my hand and, as we both stared at the blank screen, told me that she had been diagnosed with a particularly nasty form of inoperable lung cancer.
I'm aware that many wait their whole lives for a bolt of inspiration, only to find it in the form of an inoperable stage IV tumour.
I'm aware that many wait their whole lives for a bolt of inspiration, only to find it in the form of an inoperable stage IV tumor.
As the majority of patients are diagnosed with inoperable disease, palliative chemotherapy in the form of pemetrexed and cisplatin is the most practiced therapeutic strategy in MPM, yet with limited effects in achieving long-term overall survival (OS), rarely exceeding 12 months (Vogelzang et al, 2003).
The aim of the present study was to assess the value of combining C-reactive protein and recognised prognostic factors as stage, performance status and hypoalbuminaemia to form new prognostic scores for patients with inoperable NSCLC.
These patients might be considered to have 'locally advanced inoperable' disease with a high risk of local recurrence unless some form of downstaging is carried out before surgery.
