Sentence examples for solid neoplasms from inspiring English sources

Neuroblastoma and teratoma are the most common solid neoplasms in infants.

In this study, we addressed the features and outcomes of patients with organ failures directly related to solid neoplasms.

With respect to the immune status, immunocompromised patients displayed worse outcome than immunocompetent ones, those with solid neoplasms having the highest risk of death.

About 38% of patients had underlying immunosuppressive conditions, distributed into solid neoplasms (15.2%), hematological malignancy (13.2%) and non malignant immunosuppression (9.6%).

The calicheamicin family possesses activity against Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria and also shows activity against murine leukemias, solid neoplasms, and melanomas.

It is estimated that 133,200 new cases will be diagnosed in the year 2000, and approximately 56,500 people will die of the disease.10 As in most solid neoplasms, the presence of regional lymph node metastasis in apparently localized colorectal cancer is the most significant risk factor for the development of local-regional and distant metastatic recurrences.

Discussion The prognosis of solid neoplasm-related organ failures relies on multidisciplinary management involving both intensivists and oncologists.

Also, necrotic lymph nodes may not contain sufficient metabolically active tissue to show FDG uptake, even though the primary solid neoplasm may show FDG uptake.

Prostate cancer (PCa) is the most common cancer among males in North America [1, 2] and the most common solid neoplasm in Europe [3].

Patients were considered either as non-immunocompromised or immunocompromised, this latter subgroup being categorized in three subgroups according to the underlying immunosuppressive condition: solid neoplasm, hematological malignancy and HIV- or drug-induced cellular immunosuppression.

Thyroid cancer is the most common form of solid neoplasm associated with radiation exposure.