No association was found for bone and joint, brain, larynx, liver, nasal cavity, ovary, soft tissue, male thyroid, and miscellaneous cancers.
The mean values in serum were 4.28 mg l-1, 2.01 mg l-1 and 5.18 mg l-1 in patients with digestive tract malignancies, breast cancer and a group of miscellaneous cancers respectively.
To confirm our first preclinical and retrospective studies on the correlation of radiation-induced CD4 and CD8 T-lymphocyte apoptosis (RTLA) and late side effects after RT (Ozsahin et al, 1997), we assessed prospectively RTLA by the prediction of individual intrinsic radiosensitivity of 399 consenting patients treated with curative RT for miscellaneous cancers (Ozsahin et al, 2003).
The existence of such misclassification is strongly suggested by sharp differences in rates of miscellaneous cancers between adjacent states [ 45] (Miscellaneous cancer is a catch-all category incorporating ambiguous, vague or ill-defined sites such as "abdomen" or "thorax", along with unknown sites).
Table 1 Patient diagnosis at the time of the PET/CT scan Group A Group B Diagnosis Breast cancer 5 4 Lymphoma 10 12 Melanoma 7 6 Lung cancer 3 3 Miscellaneous cancer 5 5.
There was one individual with miscellaneous cancer that is not included in the all solid cancers or all lymphohematopoietic cancers categories.
From February 2012 to August 2013, peripheral blood samples were collected from 60 HCC patients, 10 patients with benign liver diseases (including patients with cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis B, hepatic hemangioma and liver cysts), 10 healthy volunteers and 10 patients with miscellaneous advanced cancers other than HCC, such as breast cancer, lung cancer or colorectal cancer.
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Alleles implicated in GWAS were also sorted into seven different phenotypic classes (cancer, cardiovascular, metabolism, miscellaneous disease, morphological, and neurological).
Only a small number of cancer groups (bladder, miscellaneous, hepatocellular/bile duct, and stomach) did not have hazard ratios that were significant at the 95% CI.
International Classification of Childhood Cancer, third edition (ICCC-3) site codes were used to categorize childhood cancer records into total leukemias (011 015), ALL (011), AML (012), all brain and other CNS and PNS cancers (031 042), CNS and miscellaneous neoplasms (031 036), and neuroblastomas and other PNS cancers (041 042).
