Sentence examples for unusual recurrence from inspiring English sources

We report the case of a patient with NSCLC who had an unusual recurrence in his skull after a direct minor trauma.

Based on these conisdertaions, mixed type and hypercellular type could show unusual local recurrence because of the presence of cells with mitotic activity; nevertheless a complete surgical excision with the tumor margins free, the clinician has to consider this eventuality.

We report an unusual metastatic recurrence of an intracranial hemangiopericytoma, 8 years after surgery for the primary tumor and discuss the role of positron emission tomography/computed tomography in the follow-up of these patients.

12.00 13.00 To describe patterns of disease in recurrent ovarian cancer, to emphasise common patterns, recognise subtle disease and unusual sites of recurrence.

Seventeen (28%) presented with unusual sites of recurrence: 3 splenic, 4 hepatic, 3 hepto-splenic, 3 biliary, 3 brain and 3 muscle.

Currently there is no consensus on the use of systemic adjuvant treatment or pelvic irradiation in early stage serous EIC, 4, 25, 26 but with the emerging evidence of unusual sites of recurrence and aggressive tumor behavior, it may be appropriate to revisit adaptation of adjuvant treatment options, particularly since there are no proven tumor markers to detect recurrent disease.

We discuss the detection of an unusual disseminated metastatic recurrence of an intracranial hemangiopericytoma 8 years after surgery on positron emission tomography (PET)/computed tomography (CT), its impact on clinical management and explore its possible role in the follow-up of these patients in the future.

Indeed, our patient only complained of a mobile, painless swelling, which could have been easily underestimated given the long interval from initial diagnosis, the favourable clinical pathological characteristics of disease (squamous histotype, FIGO stage IB1), and, above all, the unusual and unexpected recurrence presentation.

In general, if cancer of the cervix relapses, this generally occurs within 3 years and recurrence thereafter is unusual.

They found it to be beneficial in localizing RMS of unknown primary and in localizing unusual sites of metastasis or recurrence.

Such studies should ideally report long-term follow-up, primarily because breast cancer is a disease where late recurrences are not unusual [ 16– 16].