Sentence examples for local advanced from inspiring English sources
Of the 44 invasive cases, there were 28-stage I a1 to I b1 (local early cervical cancer, LECC), and 16-stage I b2 to IIa (local advanced cervical cancer, LACC) based on classification criteria of the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (2000).
Chemoradiotherapy with fluorouracil and cisplatin (PF) has shown greater clinical efficacy for local advanced oesophageal cancer but with high rate of acute toxicities.
Generally, surgery is the primary intervention for local advanced gastro-esophageal adenocarcinoma.
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy has been primarily applied to treat local advanced NPC and provides benefits to these patients [15]– [15].
All rectal cancer patients were treated prior to the introduction of neoadjuvant therapy as the standard of care for local advanced disease.
These advantages of robotic surgery make it extremely suitable for pelvic dissection, especially for patients with a narrow pelvis and/or local advanced disease.
The government has, however, chosen a new contractor to give the locals advanced training in bomb-disposal techniques.
But it appeared to be at the front line of the worldwide battle against Communism, and American policy makers had unsuccessfully tried both proxy despots and military firepower to make the locals advance their strategic interests.
This could be through tax incentives on research equipment and raw materials, as well as local "advance market commitments", whereby the Ministry of Health guarantees purchase of products developed locally as long as they meet internationally accepted standards.
Positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) scan showed signs of primary local advance and solitary metastasis in the right supraclavicular lymph node in April 2011.
However, the telomere length in OA chondrocytes is significantly shorter than in healthy aged chondrocytes, which may imply a local advance senescence that could contribute to the pathogenesis or progression of the OA disease [ 33].
