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Age, tumour location, bladder cuff removal, pathological T category, pathological N category, tumour grade, and positive surgical margin were associated with CSS on univariate analysis while sex and associated CIS were not.

Consistent with earlier findings, early tumour stage and a negative resection margin were associated with longer overall survival (Table 1).

In these women, disease at the endocervical margin, both margins, and disease only at the ectocervical margin were associated with increased odds of persistent abnormalities on follow-up cervical smear.

Kirthar fold belt from its western part connects with the Balochistan basin, and this western margin is associated with hydrothermal activities (e.g., Jadoon et al. 1994; Khan et al. 1986).

From these results, we suggest that the post-rift evolution of the Namibian margin was associated, during the Upper Cretaceous, to the rejuvenation of its continental relief triggered by a climate change during the Turonian and by a slow long-term rock-uplift during the Cenozoic.

Only a positive surgical resection margin was associated with an increased rate of local recurrence.

In addition, involvement of the circumferential resection margin is associated with a significantly increased risk of both local recurrence and also metastatic disease.

Tumour budding formed by histologically undifferentiated cancer cells beyond the border of the tumour margin is associated with lymph node metastasis.

An impaired host immune response, evidenced by a weak lymphocyte infiltration at tumour margin, is associated with a poor prognosis in patients who had liver resection for CRLM (Okano et al, 2003).

The MPR data found that poorly defined 3D nodule margins were associated with malignancy but also described two novel, independent 3D predictors of malignancy: a lobulated nodule shape in the C-plane (coronal) and altered central 3D vascularity.

Positive margins were associated with LR (hazard ratio (HR)=4.790, 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.696 13.531).