Sentences with phrase «tumours on»

The 56 - year - old German man underwent surgery to remove cancerous tumours on his jawbone in 1995, and since then he was able to eat only soup and soft foods.

Such conditions, viewed from the standpoint of the Tao, are like remnants of food, or a tumour on the body, which all dislike.

MADRID: Sevilla coach Eduardo Berizzo will undergo surgery on a cancerous tumour on Tuesday, the Spanish side said on Monday, with his assistant Ernesto Marcucci set to deputise for the Argentine.

The 21 - year - old was last week diagnosed with a tumour on his right testicle and, after spending the Christmas weekend with his family, had the organ removed on Tuesday morning.

Mali's President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita underwent an operation at a hospital in Paris this week as part of treatment for a benign tumour on his neck, the presidency said in a statement late on Wednesday.

During recent trials at the Moffit Cancer Center in Tampa, Florida, the treatment successfully removed a tumour on a patient's nose.

We systematically reviewed the literature to summarise the evidence for the effect of quitting smoking after diagnosis of a primary lung tumour on prognostic outcomes.

Thank you for your comment, I have yet to go further with the links here but as a mom of a 5 year old daughter with a brain tumour on her thalamus and brain stem I know that cancer can also simply be out of our control.

A scan has not revealed any tumour on the parathyroid glands.

He also has a growth that does look like a tumour on the bridge of his mouth.

I can not think of an immediate link between the tumour on the lip and the vomiting; I see that you are already giving famotidine (Pepcid AC) and I guess you may be feeding smaller meals more often, if not you should be.

I can not directly connect the salivation with the tumour on the spleen; it may be possible that Jackson is drinking more water but not swallowing most of it which then leaks out causing the watery saliva.

Not exact matches

Darzalex, however, has not yet reached its peak potential as the drug moves into earlier stages of the disease and is being tested on solid tumours like lung cancer.

Glycolysis flourishes in low - oxygen conditions, characteristic of cancerous tumours and characteristic of conditions on the ancient Earth.

And a histogram of stiffness showed that as tumours become «pre-malignant», two peaks appear on the graph, rather than the single one observed for normal cells.

In 2001, shortly after the birth of their second child, his wife, Sammy, suffered a series of seizures brought on by a massive brain tumour.

@jansen i have been reading your «spot on» articles on here.how much can we pay you or what will it take for you to start writing WENGER OUT articles?thats the tumour right there....

In the round - up: Bottas «so hungry for the win» after two near - misses • Ricciardo not convinced to stay at Red Bull yet • Barrichello had surgery on tumour

Doctors found Yeray had a tumour in December 2016 and quickly operated on the defender.

Researchers at the University of Gothenburg are focusing on how HAMLET can be taken up into tumour cells.

Although these spots themselves are harmless, if some of the spots are bigger than a 50 cent coin, then it could be due to Neurofibromatosis (NF), which is a genetic disorder of the nervous system that causes abnormal cell growth of nerve tissues or benign tumours to form on the nerves anywhere in the body at any time.

Later on, the diagnosis of a brain tumour in his three - month old son William - successfully operated on — would underline the very real human emotions that his work would deal with and, he says, help him become a better doctor.

Comrades, developments over the past year on both the political and social front have once again exposed the extent of political and social disorder and dishonesty that is eating our country up like a malignant tumour — a debilitating cancer!

Andrew Selous is the Member of Parliament for South West Bedfordshire and is the new Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Brain Tumours.

The former Labour cabinet minister who was diagnosed with a glioblastoma multiforme brain tumour in May last year, suffered a haemorrhage on Friday, and had been in a coma until her death on Saturday, a spokesman for the family said.

Lloyd Green died of a brain tumour almost two years ago, now his mother is determined his legacy lives on.

«The circulating tumour DNA values in the blood samples identified the metastases on average 11 months before they were diagnosed by standard clinical procedures.

I'll give real life examples of nocebo, from the man who almost put himself in a coma after «overdosing» on placebo anti-depressants, to the patient mis - diagnosed with liver cancer who died tumour - free within the three months he was told he had left to live.

To target liposomes to certain tissues or cells, such as tumour cells, a specific binder of a unique protein (an antigen) on the targeted cell, known as a monoclonal antibody, must be linked to the liposome surface.

What's more, the bacteria seem to home in on the metastatic tumours.

A few days later, there were on average 90 per cent fewer metastatic tumours in this group than there were in untreated mice, and the average weights of original pancreatic tumours had decreased by 64 per cent.

Tumours in these mice grew 50 per cent more slowly than those in healthy mice, indicating that one extra copy of the gene has a significant effect on tumour growth (Nature, DOI: 10.1038 / nature08062).

A gene on chromosome 21 called DSCR1 is involved in controlling tumour growth.

«Myeloid - derived suppressor cells (MDSCs) produce reactive nitrogen radicals that alter the receptors on the surface of the tumour to hide it from cytotoxic lymphocytes that kill tumour cells.

Dr Harry Bulstrode at the University of Cambridge has received a Cancer Research UK Pioneer Award * to test the effect of the Zika virus on glioblastoma, the most common and aggressive form of brain tumour.

Only cancer cells that received these growth factors switched on this pathway, and only they could seed new tumours when injected into mice.

«We would hope to create little protein factories in the tumour cell that are only switched on when the cells are hypoxic,» says Kingsman.

«Our results indicate it is a promising agent for clinical trials, and a as an add - on to more conventional therapies, to prevent tumour recurrence, further disease progression and metastasis.»

Used on their own, chemotherapy drugs can cause a dip in the rate at which the tumour spreads.

Armed with this information, researchers are focusing on approaches that stimulate patients» own immune systems to attack their tumour.

In this study, the authors investigated the associations between various body measurements at baseline, mainly BMI and waist circumference, and the risk of prostate cancer incidence, with a focus on tumour stage and grade, and on mortality from prostate cancer.

I find myself more concerned with aspects such as checking that the same symbols are used consistently throughout the text, or putting arrows on photos of clinical scans to show the nonspecialist which white blob is actually the tumour.

Commenting on the results for ESMO, Dr Evandro de Azambuja, Head of the Medical Support Team, Academic Promoting Team, Jules Bordet Institute, Brussels, Belgium, said: «This study shows that it's not only tumour size that is important for breast cancer patients but also tumour biology.

By measuring levels of a modified protein, they could identify those who went on to develop secondary tumours within two years, with more than 90 per cent accuracy.

«We can use different approaches to reverse methylation,» she says, «turning silenced genes back on, and seeing whether we can prevent the tumours from occurring or treat the cancer after it has appeared.»

This means that when we rely on analysis of a primary tumour we may miss mutations in the brain metastases that we could potentially target and treat effectively with drugs.»

This new technology offers two main advantages based on the use of molecular tools to manipulate the genome: firstly, working models that had not existed up until now for the study of tumour biology and, secondly, their application will eventually allow for the study of new therapeutic targets and therapies.

According to the scientists» findings, targeting c - FLIP with the OH14 compound works on two fronts: first by helping to deactivate the tumour's self - defense mechanism against the immune system and second to prevent its regrowth.

Clarity can work on any organ, Chung says, and can even make developing embryos or tumours transparent.

«With adaptive therapy, the on — off cycle is determined by the tumour response,» Gatenby says.