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1 MA-directed PET imaging will impact prostate cancer staging.
2 sts but increased efficiency and accuracy of cancer staging.
3 altered upon oncogene activation and during cancer staging.
4 sion profile and American Joint Committee on Cancer staging.
5 ckground MRI is the standard tool for rectal cancer staging.
6 ation of revised American Joint Committee on Cancer staging.
7 repeat surgery, and improve the accuracy of cancer staging.
8 icals and applications other than whole-body cancer staging.
9 an improve the prognostic accuracy of breast cancer staging.
10 h PET information, play an important role in cancer staging.
11 for multi-organ metastatic disease, and for cancer staging.
12 und guidance promises great advances in lung cancer staging.
13 igh-resolution T2-weighted MRI in esophageal cancer staging.
14 ow breathing is inadequate for comprehensive cancer staging.
15 al impact of endoscopic ultrasound in rectal cancer staging.
16 vantages of including nodal ratios in breast cancer staging.
17 nning and monitoring treatment response, and cancer staging.
18 supports wider use of SLN biopsy for breast cancer staging.
19 ssion by RT-PCR may be useful for colorectal cancer staging.
20 reening approach for PSA and PSM in prostate cancer staging.
21 s an improvement in the accuracy of prostate cancer staging.
22 tial to replace (18)F-FDG PET/CT imaging for cancer staging.
23 t common indication for the PET/CT order was cancer staging (226 cases, 75 %), with 74 % for solid an
24 ostic performance than 1.5 T MRI in prostate cancer staging (3 vs. 2), although without statistical s
25 to increase the sensitivity and accuracy of cancer staging and early detection of locoregional or sy
26 has become increasingly valuable for rectal cancer staging and inflammatory bowel disease but has ye
27 story, RB1 mutation status, 8th edition TNMH cancer staging and International Intraocular Retinoblast
29 ing research published so far has focused on cancer staging and restaging in patients undergoing (18)
30 n (PSMA) PET is a powerful tool for prostate cancer staging and restaging, providing higher sensitivi
32 ficant clinical utility by facilitating both cancer staging and treatment monitoring to more rapidly
34 quently undergo diagnostic imaging scans for cancer staging and treatment response evaluation, which
35 s can provide important information to guide cancer staging and treatment, and thus further research
38 While anatomic imaging is critical for HN cancer staging, and frequently outweighs clinical examin
39 Coping with sampling sourced artifacts and cancer staging are among the debated topics, along with
40 gional lymph node metastases is important in cancer staging as it guides the prognosis of the patient
41 traoperative sentinel lymph node mapping for cancer staging, (b) video-angiography during surgery, an
44 for risk assessment can improve the standard cancer staging criteria and supported the incorporation
48 clinic for early cancer detection, improved cancer staging, early detection of relapse, real-time mo
49 ed using the following keywords: "esophageal cancer staging," "endoscopic ultrasound," and "endoscopi
51 yield of (18)F-FDG PET/CT for initial breast cancer staging, even in stage II patients, whatever thei
52 increase the sensitivity and specificity of cancer staging for diagnostic and prognostic purposes.
53 as been widely used in clinical settings for cancer staging for many years, but investigations on its
55 s of the current American Joint Committee on Cancer staging guidelines and may be incorporated as a s
56 es that have resulted from the latest breast cancer staging guidelines and the potential impact on pr
57 s of the current American Joint Committee on Cancer staging guidelines for patients with newly diagno
59 PSMA analog radiotracers for PET/CT prostate cancer staging have been developed, such as (68)Ga-PSMA-
61 e are other indications, specifically breast cancer staging, in which MRI is being utilized with incr
62 emphasizes the radiologist's crucial role in cancer staging, including selection of appropriate imagi
63 59 194 patients with Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer staging information, including 42 081 men (mean [
67 ttee on Cancer/Union International Contre le Cancer staging, kappa = 0.811; Enneking staging, kappa =
68 According to the American Joint Committee on Cancer Staging Manual (7(th) edition), 67 patients (93%)
69 de dissection of American Joint Committee on Cancer Staging Manual (seventh edition; AJCC-7), stage I
71 wn (American Joint Committee on Cancer, AJCC Cancer Staging Manual 6th edition) first primary cutaneo
74 y-stage disease (American Joint Committee on Cancer Staging Manual eighth edition category T0-T2, 93%
75 , defined by the American Joint Committee on Cancer Staging Manual eighth edition staging as a Breslo
76 of American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) Cancer Staging Manual for colon cancer subdivided stage
78 idal melanomas in the seventh edition of the Cancer Staging Manual of the American Joint Committee on
79 h edition of the American Joint Committee on Cancer staging manual was performed by 2 readers in sepa
82 criteria for invasive carcinoma based on the Cancer Staging Manual, eighth edition, from the American
83 he American Joint Committee on Cancer's AJCC Cancer Staging Manual, eighth edition, was pT1 in 341 pa
86 nion for International Cancer Control (UICC) cancer staging manuals have resulted in confusion from c
88 gy and widescale use of contrast imaging for cancer staging, many incidental pulmonary emboli are det
89 hing (18)F-FDG PET/MR imaging for whole-body cancer staging may be challenging because it requires mo
90 ommendations based on Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer staging, MLTB discussion of treatment options, ap
91 ommendations based on Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer staging, MLTB discussion of treatment options, ap
92 ients correlated with more advanced clinical cancer staging (p = 0.043) and PSA at diagnosis (p = 0.0
93 ding the current American Joint Committee on Cancer staging parameters (T-stage and sentinel node sta
95 accuracy of 3.0 T and 1.5 T MRI in prostate cancer staging published through May 2020 were searched
96 cancer (or unknown primary cancer), initial cancer staging, restaging, and suspected cancer recurren
97 sulted in improved hemostasis, more accurate cancer staging, safer and less invasive methods of remov
100 for Intermediate- and High-Grade Endometrial Cancer Staging [SENTOR] study), accrual occurred from Ju
102 ican Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) rectal cancer staging subdivided stage II into IIA (T3N0) and I
103 FIGO and the actual tests used for cervical cancer staging, suggesting a need to reassess the releva
104 Keywords: PET, Prostate, Molecular Imaging-Cancer, Staging Supplemental material is available for t
105 according to the American Joint Committee on Cancer staging system (6th edition) and grouped as stage
106 IA NSCLC per the American Joint Committee on Cancer staging system (7th edition) of any histology or
108 previously described and validated a breast cancer staging system (CPS+EG, clinical-pathologic scori
109 oration into the American Joint Committee on Cancer staging system and better prediction of survival.
113 seventh edition American Joint Committee on Cancer staging system in prognostic prediction and risk
114 viously defined and validated a novel breast cancer staging system incorporating the American Joint C
115 h edition of the American Joint Committee on Cancer staging system is prognostically robust, it shoul
117 Our results validate an improved breast cancer staging system that incorporates grade and ER sta
118 hould be incorporated in the pTNM esophageal cancer staging system to better predict patient outcome
121 ) edition of the American Joint Committee on Cancer staging system) EGFR-mutant NSCLC were treated wi
123 e, classified as American Joint Committee on Cancer staging system, seventh edition (AJCC-7) stage II
129 of the KS with the modified cancer subtype, cancer staging, systemic therapy class, history of VTE,
131 arch and patient care, the evaluation of eye cancer staging systems requires international multicente
132 ensus on the optimal use and terminology for cancer staging that emerged from a consultation process
133 st notable exception was the distribution in cancer staging: the intervention group had a higher prop
134 and their margins are important for cervical cancer staging, their potential for automated cancer gra
135 s of diagnosis, American Joint Commission on Cancer staging, treatment, and outcome of patients with
136 ists in different domains including: bladder cancer staging, tumour site of origin and mislabelled ce