Sentences with phrase «on tumor grade»

The correlations between DAXX and DAPK1 / 3 expression will be based on the tumor grade, stage, and disease metastasis.

Not exact matches

After John's diagnosis, when Isabella was in third grade, the family relocated from North Carolina to Michigan, then later, on to New York and Minnesota as John underwent surgeries to remove tumors, implant pain pumps and reconstruct parts of his skull.

«This indicates that therapies for high - grade gliomas should be personalized, that is, based on the tumor subtype instead of applying one treatment to all patients,» he says.

For this study, Nakano and his collaborators used cancer cells from 40 patients with high - grade gliomas, focusing on tumor cells with a stem - cell signature.

The disorder, marked initially by benign tumors on nerves, often leads to brain cancer, and although most NF1 - related malignancies are nonaggressive, a fraction are «high - grade» and difficult to treat, experts say.

The inclusion of tumors is based on availability and representativity, however, an effort has been made to include high and low grade malignancies where such is applicable.

Following lumpectomy alone, a patient typically «has roughly a 30 % to 40 % risk of breast cancer coming back in the same breast, depending on the size of the tumor and the histology [grade],» says Dennis E. Hallahan, MD, chairman of the department of radiation oncology at Vanderbilt University in Nashville.

These tumors have about a 20 - 25 % chance for metastasis in general, but the metastatic potential for each individual tumor will vary depending on its grade.

The prognosis for cats with ISS varies depending on many factors, including the size, location, grade of the tumor, and the treatment modalities chosen to treat it.

Life expectancy is based heavily on the size and grade of the tumor.

Treatment options are based on the type and grade of the tumor, surgical feasibility, and the presence or absence of the spread of malignant mast cells throughout the body.

Prognosis is variable and depends on many factors including tumor location, histiologic grade and clinical stage.

Tumors are graded on a scale of low, intermediate, and high.

The histopathology report will include information on the type and grade of tumor (the type of cells and their degree of resemblance to normal cells), how it is likely to behave (the prognosis) and whether, if the sample represented an excision biopsy, the cancer has been fully removed.

Recovery is dependent on the grade of the tumor, whether the tumor was completely removed, and how much the tumor has spread.

Mast cell tumors are categorized into three grades and react differently in the body depending on what grade they fall under.

He had a lump removed that was a low grade tumor that was successfully removed and he is on some eye drops to control his glaucoma.

These treatment options may be used alone or in combination depending on the grade of the tumor.

Factors that have been associated with poorer outcomes include large tumor size, spread to lymph nodes, and the grade (based on histopathology results) of the tumor.

Prognosis for mammary gland carcinomas depends on the size of the tumor at diagnosis as well as the biopsy results or tumor grade.

The outcome for patients with malignant mammary gland tumors depends on several factors including tumor type, histologic grade (appearance of the tumor cells under the microscope and how similar or dissimilar they are to normal tissues), tumor size, and tumor stage (presence of regional and distant metastasis).