To our knowledge, sentinel-node-based immunotherapy in patients with colon cancer is a novel approach.
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This study shows that even at the sentinel stages of awareness and knowledge, factors such as female gender, old age, illiteracy, lower level of education and rural habitation act as major impediments.
"The Secret Knowledge," by David Mamet.(Sentinel, $27.95).
To our knowledge, this population-based sentinel surveillance system for campylobacter infection is unique because we have successfully linked detailed epidemiologic exposure information with detailed microbiologic strain characterization for a large sentinel population.
The concept of the sentinel node approach is based on the knowledge that nodal metastases progress in an orderly manner with the first site of metastases occurring in the sentinel node.
Knowledge about the accuracy of sentinel prevalence as a proxy for national HIV prevalence is indispensable especially in a country facing rapid changes in the HIV prevalence.
Finally, the results of this review point out the need for additional research to fill knowledge gaps about animals as sentinels of human disease threats, including data on relative susceptibilities and exposure pathways for animal species living near human populations.
Designing an effective environmental monitoring system for population responses requires knowledge of the biology of appropriate sentinel species and baseline information on the area's physical and chemical characteristics.
The survey questionnaire was based on that used in the national sentinel surveillance programme since 1995, which included demographics, knowledge levels, HIV/STI relevant behaviours, drug consumption and HIV and syphilis infection status.
32 Lymphoscintigraphy has been used to find sentinel nodes from primary tumors, 33 but to our knowledge, it has not been reported as a tool to locate lymph nodes draining subcutaneous metastases.
