This suggests that a considerable proportion of patients with colorectal cancer in England are presenting either at a stage in which the disease is inoperable or when they are deemed unfit for surgery on other grounds.
Despite this lack of responses in the primary tumour, the majority of patients obtained some tumour shrinkage and none became inoperable, which is reassuring.
Since the end of an intensive weeks-long effort to repair HealthCare.gov, which was largely inoperable on its Oct. 1 launch and problematic through November, the Obama administration has scrambled make up for lost time and facilitate enrollment this month.
The majority of large primary sacral/pelvic GCTBs, three of which were deemed inoperable, did not increase in size following treatment.
Surgical approaches to excise a malignant tumor are limited by location of the tumor, as in the case of tumors in the brain, which are often inoperable.
Radiotherapy is the preferred treatment modality for NPC, which is highly radiosensitive and tends to be inoperable because of the complex anatomy of the region involved.
- Michael Wiener, head of the MLB Players Association, has inoperable brain cancer, which is just awful.
One day during a visit to the hospital of the University of Khartoum, I was stunned to discover that the hospital had only one 15-year-old CT scanner, which had been inoperable for the past 18 months.
To be successful, the sequencing methodology requires a sufficient amount of tumour material of relatively good quality, which is difficult to obtain from cancer patients with inoperable tumours.
Rooting your device will void its warranty with the manufacturer and possibly result in "bricking," which is a state in which your phone could be rendered inoperable.
