Sentence examples for widely accepted staging from inspiring English sources

The American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) 6th edition staging system for pancreatic adenocarcinoma specifically excludes pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (PNETs), and a widely accepted staging classification does not exist.

With improvements in therapy, an accurate, widely accepted staging system will be important in selecting homogeneous groups of patients for entry into clinical trials.

Braak and colleagues devised their widely accepted staging system of PD progression by assessing the regional distribution of αsyn immunoreactive structures in the brains of 110 αsyn positive subjects (69 incidental and 41 clinically diagnosed PD patients).

The revised American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ARSM) classification is the most widely accepted staging system for endometriosis, where a score is used to grade the disease as absent (0), minimal (1-5), mild (6-15), moderate (16-40) or severe (> 40) [ 2].

The stands did not structurally resemble one of the four widely accepted stages of stand development.

This progression pathway is the basis of the widely accepted Braak staging model of PD [ 3, 5, 6].

Future studies are needed before LN density can be widely accepted as a staging system or used to replace pN staging.

Among the widely accepted indications are staging and/or restaging of non-small cell lung cancer [ 3], malignant lymphoma, head-and-neck cancer, colorectal cancer, oesophageal cancer [ 4], melanoma, and thyroid cancer.

7 Understaging is likely, since it is widely accepted that accurate staging of colon cancer is difficult and critically dependent on the number of lymph nodes analyzed by the pathologist.

Here, different types of neurons and different brain areas show a differential pattern of vulnerability towards neurofibrillary degeneration, which provides the basis for a highly predictive profile of disease progression throughout the brain, which now is widely accepted for neuropathologically staging.

In Alzheimer's disease (AD), different types of neurons and different brain areas show differential patterns of vulnerability towards neurofibrillary degeneration, which provides the basis for a highly predictive profile of disease progression throughout the brain that now is widely accepted for neuropathological staging.