ライフサイエンスコーパス: pleura

1 h the visceral pleura than with the parietal pleura.

2 profiling on 105 MPM samples and 10 healthy pleura.

3 jor airways, pulmonary vessels, and visceral pleura.

4 erculosis in organs other than the lungs and pleura.

5 story, target location, size, and depth from pleura.

6 ent retention at the stomata on the parietal pleura.

7 d in 158 pleural mesotheliomas and 18 normal pleura.

8 minor contribution to the ventral hinge and pleura.

9 the bone but in adjacent tissues such as the pleura.

10 th long-path approach, P < .001) through the pleura.

11 l lymph nodes, surrounding soft tissues, and pleura.

12 parenchymal consolidation, and thickening of pleura.

13 morphologic characteristics, and distance to pleura.

14 ut affecting normal mesothelial cells of the pleura.

15 ral invasion by NSCLC that does not abut the pleura.

16 ith the ability of tumor cells to invade the pleura, a property associated with expression of high le

17 in and alpha1(I) collagen mRNA occurs in the pleura, airway, and vascular walls.

18 roid and respiratory tract (one lung and one pleura) among children treated before age 10.

19 apse that usually occurs adjacent to scarred pleura and can be mistaken for lung cancer.

20 ignant PE requires tumor cells to invade the pleura and express high levels of VEGF/VPF.

21 Mesothelioma is a fatal tumor of the pleura and is strongly associated with asbestos exposure

22 in the treatment of large areas such as the pleura and peritoneum, where curative radiation doses ca

23 PC14 and PC14PE6 lung lesions invaded the pleura and produced PE containing a high level of vascul

24 differentiate diseased pleura from nontumor pleura and that asbestos burden and methylation profiles

25 e, whereas dpp expression is confined to the pleura and the dorsal midline.

26 compartments, including abdominal cavities, pleura, and pericardium, or in body tissue.

27 ed, lesion size, distance of lesion from the pleura, and results of pulmonary function tests were ana

28 the distal pouch, the hinge, the surrounding pleura, and the notum.

29 rom the yolk sac and/or para-aorta-splanchno-pleura/aorta-gonad-mesonephros are hypothesized to colon

30 - 19.6% versus 4.6 +/- 2.9% of total area of pleura at Day 7), higher pleural fibrosis score (3.0 +/-

31 s detected in airway epithelium and visceral pleura at E10.5, but is restricted to the pleura by E12.

32 rotein in peribronchial vessels and visceral pleura at E21 with increased postnatal expression.

33 adenocarcinomas, with focal invasion of the pleura at later stages.

34 Fibrous tumour of the pleura is a pleura-based neoplasm which is usually detected incident

35 lobar septation and absence of the visceral pleura basement membrane.

36 n alpha chain present in the normal visceral pleura basement membrane.

37 1(I) collagen mRNA were heavily expressed in pleura, blood vessels, and airways.

38 dies suggest that occult metastases (OMs) in pleura, bone marrow (BM), or lymph nodes (LNs) are prese

39 al pleura at E10.5, but is restricted to the pleura by E12.5.

40 ising from the sternum, lungs as well as the pleura can also involve this space.

41 tatic parathyroid carcinoma in the lungs and pleura developed severe bone disease and extreme hyperca

42 n profiles powerfully differentiate diseased pleura from nontumor pleura and that asbestos burden and

43 E is required autonomously to specify dorsal pleura identity and inhibit notum identity to properly s

44 The study of NSCLC that does not abut the pleura in 141 patients (44 patients [31.2%] with viscera

45 ent membrane of alveolar walls, airways, and pleura in developing and adult lung.

46 s highly interconnected and extends from the pleura into the underlying parenchyma.

47 Fibrous tumour of the pleura is a pleura-based neoplasm which is usually detec

48 Malignant mesothelioma (MM) of pleura is an aggressive and highly lethal cancer resista

49 nectomy (EPP), an operation in which all the pleura is removed with the lung, pericardium, and diaphr

50 f the pleura/localized fibrous tumour of the pleura) is a rare primary tumour of the pleura of mesenc

51 s for elastin and alpha1(I) collagen mRNA in pleura, large arteries, veins, and airways.

52 leura (SFTP - Solitary fibrous tumour of the pleura/localized fibrous tumour of the pleura) is a rare

53 enty-one of 29 positive lesions involved the pleura, lung parenchyma, or chest wall and were all (18)

54 autologous tissue samples (tumor and normal pleura), malignant pleural effusions, and in established

55 The biopsy sites were bone (n = 7), pleura (n = 3), lymph nodes (n = 2), and liver (n = 2).

56 The collections originated from the pleura (n = 6), mediastinum (n = 2), liver (n = 3), panc

57 The smallest angle of the needle with the pleura ("needle-pleural angle") was measured.

58 les included needle gauge, number of passes, pleura-needle angle, lesion size and morphologic charact

59 the pleura) is a rare primary tumour of the pleura of mesenchymal origin.

60 ots in subcutaneous tissue and diaphragmatic pleura of the left hemithorax.

61 ved in the septa, around vessels, and in the pleura of the lungs in mice challenged with H10407 and B

62 , location (central, peripheral, or abutting pleura or fissures), and attenuation (solid, calcified,

63 helin on normal mesothelial cells lining the pleura or peritoneum to the tumor-associated cancer anti

64 s with ablation zones that involved visceral pleura (P = .039).

65 M) cell lines as compared to benign tissues (pleura, peritoneum or cysts).

66 tion classes discriminated tumor from normal pleura (permutation P < 0.0001).

67 umber of fibroblasts present in the visceral pleura (r = 0.68, p < 0.001).

68 l (GI) tract (RR = 1.49), liver (RR = 1.44), pleura (RR = 1.35), or lung (RR = 1.19).

69 Isolated fibrous tumor of the pleura (SFTP - Solitary fibrous tumour of the pleura/loc

70 = 40), normal lung specimens (n = 4), normal pleura specimens (n = 5), and MPM and SV40-immortalized

71 Pleural fluid and viscera pleura specimens were collected at autopsy.

72 t develops between the visceral and parietal pleuras, supplied by several intercostal arteries.

73 was more often associated with the visceral pleura than with the parietal pleura.

74 f all deposited particles passes through the pleura, the pathogenicity of long CNTs and other fibers

75 ) 9 signals from the mesothelium (the future pleura) to sub-mesothelial mesenchyme through both FGF r

76 Fibrous tumour of the pleura was more often associated with the visceral pleur

77 The visceral pleura was thickened with chronic inflammation, which wa

78 patients with isolated fibrous tumour of the pleura were chosen from the archives and the analysis of

79 hysema grade, nodule size, and distance from pleura were not significant predictors of increased diag

80 ding to progressive fibrosis on the parietal pleura, where stomata of strictly defined size limit the

81 he many intervening surfaces (blood vessels, pleura, worm cuticle) and membranes (worm cell, vesicle,