- or
motor block.
Locoregional analgesia, due to
mainly the
absence of
motor and
sympathetic block may be
preferred over
locoregional anaesthesia in some...
-
tumors are more
likely to
undergo metastasis (invasion and
spread to
locoregional and
distant sites), they are
treated more aggressively. The recognition...
-
Moncrieff MD, et al. (April 2020). "The neutrophil-lymphocyte
ratio and
locoregional melanoma: a
multicentre cohort study".
Cancer Immunology, Immunotherapy...
-
palliative surgery are:
evaluation of the
extent of the disease,
control of
locoregional spread,
control of a
fungating tumour,
discharge or haemorrhage, control...
- sense, this
means affecting the
whole body (rather than
being local or
locoregional),
whether via
systemic administration,
systemic effect, or both. Systemic...
- a
hyperextended position. An
adjunct to the
utilization of
local and
locoregional flaps is the
option of
tissue expanders. They
effectively increase the...
- that
chemoradiation therapy (CRT) with 5-FU and
Mitomycin C
improves locoregional control and colostomy-free
survival compared to
radiation alone, though...
-
subjects analyzed. The
goals of
treatment are to
optimise survival and
locoregional disease control, and
prevent spread to
distant areas of the body (metastasis)...
-
Progression can be
categorized as
local progression,
regional progression,
locoregional progression, and
metastatic progression. Progression-free
survival Response...
- and/or
local radiation therapy or chemotherapy.
Differential diagnosis Locoregional recurrent breast cancer,
metastatic breast cancer,
breast inflammation/infection...
