Sentence examples for planning curative from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the evaluation of the extent of tumor infiltration through the bile duct wall prior the operation is mandatory for planning curative surgery.

In this series, FDG-PET/CT was indicated when the findings described in the report of the conventional studies were equivocal for the diagnosis of recurrence, when there was an unexplained increase in CEA and for excluding other sites of disease before planning curative surgery in patients with potentially resectable recurrent disease.

Patients with histologically confirmed invasive adenocarcinoma of the rectum having neoadjuvant CRT (45 Gy in 25 fractions over 5 weeks plus capecitabine chemotherapy (900 mg/m2 twice a day)), prior to planned curative rectal resection, were recruited between October 2013 and April 2016.

A previous malignancy outside the lung is not a contra-indication for planned curative excision (standard).

Patients undergoing planned curative open surgery for abdominal cancer received MEDNORD (Ukraine Co. analyzer) analysis (HVG), a viscoelastic test that measures clot formation and includes information on the cellular as well as the plasmatic coagulation system.

Examples are: planned curative therapy (stem cell transplantation), massive iron overload with consecutive organopathy considered to further reduce life expectancy, or massive iron overload that is judged to significantly reduce the quality of life (QOL).

In a double-blind trial enrolling patients undergoing planned curative surgery for abdominal or pelvic cancer, patients received enoxaparin 40 mg daily for 6 10 days and then were randomised to receive either enoxaparin or placebo for another 21 days (Bergqvist et al, 2002).

23 In this study, we confirm and extend the results from the initial interim downstaging analysis 23 and report detailed results from an unplanned interim analysis, performed at regulatory agency request, in 222 denosumab-treated patients with evaluable, resectable GCTB whose initially planned curative intent surgery was expected to result in severe morbidity.

Among the 229 patients (24.8%) who underwent planned curative surgical resection, the following were excluded patients who died of causes unrelated to pancreatic cancer (n=16), those with multiple cancers (n=15), if the pancreatic tumor was a cystadenocarcinoma (n=26), if they received preoperative chemo±radiotherapy (n=15), and if they underwent a R2 resection (n=3).

This included biopsy before planned curative-intent surgery, appropriate primary tumour imaging and appropriate chest imaging.

Poorly staffed and supplied facilities cannot save the lives of sick children, and planning for curative services should look at how to improve effective access for the total population, including those who live within MOH-defined access areas.