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The extent and pattern of skeletal mIBG involvement was scored using a 0 6 scale to discriminate between focal discrete lesions and patterns of more diffuse infiltration.

The inflammatory reactions were mainly localized in relation to blood vessels but more diffuse infiltrations were also seen.

Solitary or isolated liver metastases can be surgically removed, while a more diffuse liver infiltration is usually treated using a locoregional approach.

All patients at inclusion have a radiological infiltrate among which the localised topography was more common than diffuse infiltration (64 % in AS arm and 68 % IV arm).

Tumours of patients with synchronous metastases had larger diameters (P=0.007), a higher T (P=0.0006) and N stage (P<0.0001), absent or little lymphoid reaction (P=0.04) and more frequently a diffuse infiltration pattern (P=0.02) than patients with metachronous disease.

In early studies, the sensitivity of ultrasound in demonstrating splenic involvement was extremely low (not exceeding 35%), although in a more recent study ultrasound was more sensitive than CT (63 vs. 37%), detecting nodules down to 3 mm in size and identifying diffuse infiltration more often than CT.

In patients with NHL, a focal or multifocal involvement is more common than the diffuse infiltration pattern.

Typically, inflammatory cells are more represented and tend to overwhelm the neoplastic counterpart, with diffuse infiltration and effacement of tumoral glands.

For a more systematic discussion of the mechanisms and factors that are relevant for diffuse infiltration of glioma cells in the neuropil, a comparison with guerilla warriors may be helpful again.

Tumours displaying diffuse infiltration pattern at the invasive front are deemed to be more aggressive.

Firstly, these markers were more likely to be positive in the samples displaying nest formation (group 1) than in those with diffuse infiltration only (group 2; Table  2, Fig.  2).