Sentence examples for management of synchronous from inspiring English sources
As noted by Dr. Adam in a recent review, "the management of synchronous liver metastases is changing".
When it comes to management of synchronous CRLM, should we recommend a change in paradigm when there is an overwhelming lack of Level I evidence?
2 In this issue, Reddy et al comprehensively review the current evidence for outcomes in the management of synchronous colorectal liver metastases (CRLM) and inquire whether a paradigm shift is necessary.
Issues such as management of synchronous metastatic disease, indolent disease patterns, long disease-free intervals in selected patients, patterns of metastatic disease, and the frequency of disease recurrence in sites such as the central nervous system and bone are important considerations.
One area of uncertainty surrounds the management of patients with synchronous liver metastases that may be resectable.
However, whether concomitant management of H&N cancers and synchronous esophageal neoplasia has an impact on the survival still needs longer follow-up study in the future.
A time synchronization solution allows a global low-precision time reference to be shared by every node, and enables the use of synchronous radio power management, which can reduce energy waste, increasing node lifetime by up to 440% for a 10% duty cycle.
In the current issue of Annals of Surgical Oncology Dr. Gallagher and colleagues summarize the approximately 9-year experience of management of patients with potentially resectable synchronous liver metastases from colorectal cancer.
This study confirms that exclusive LRR is an effective alternative to surgery in the management of breast cancer patients with synchronous metastases.
The traditional approach to the management of the asymptomatic primary tumor with synchronous CRLM has been to resect it to avoid future obstruction, perforation or bleeding.
Accurate detection of synchronous multifocal gastric cancer is mandatory for the successful management of stomach cancer.
