ライフサイエンスコーパス: wide excision

1 l biopsy (55.3%, n = 302/546) or lumpectomy (wide excision) (38.5%, n = 210/546).

2 ndred twenty-six patients (53.1%) received a wide excision (434 [69.3%] with linear repair and 192 [3

3 ents with early-stage primary melanoma after wide excision alone versus wide excision plus LM/SL/SCLN

4 It has been hypothesized that wide excision alone with margins > or = 1 cm may be adeq

5 th small, grade 1 or 2 DCIS are treated with wide excision alone.

6 at the excisional biopsy who did not undergo wide excision and developed an invasive melanoma 14 mont

7 had clear excisional biopsy margins with no wide excision and had no recurrence at a median (IQR) fo

8 neous melanomas randomly assigned to undergo wide excision and nodal observation, with lymphadenectom

9 cutaneous melanoma were randomly assigned to wide excision and postoperative observation of regional

10 Wide excision and sentinel lymph node (SLN) biopsy was p

11 The patient underwent wide excision and sentinel node biopsy, which showed abs

12 hadenectomy if nodal relapse occurred, or to wide excision and sentinel-node biopsy with immediate ly

13 my for nodal relapse (observation group), or wide excision and sentinel-node biopsy, with immediate l

14 ge I 0.50 to 1.0 mm thin melanoma undergoing wide excision and surgical evaluation of regional LNs we

15 treated with excisional biopsy, followed by wide excision for 372 (92.3%).

16 limbal dissection of >/=6 clock hours during wide excision of OSSN can cause LSCD.

17 d available evidence on reconstruction after wide excision of primary cutaneous melanoma in the head

18 d available evidence on reconstruction after wide excision of primary cutaneous melanoma of the extre

19 In general, treatment requires a wide excision of the lesion due to its possible recurren

20 s the potential cosmetic deformity caused by wide excision of the melanoma.

21 SLN biopsy and wide excision of the primary tumor were performed.

22 metastases and are treated effectively with wide excision of the primary with a 1-cm margin.

23 ry melanoma after wide excision alone versus wide excision plus LM/SL/SCLND.

24 Here, we analyzed the genome-wide excision repair-mediated repair of (6-4)PPs in Arab

25 alimumab was efficacious in conjunction with wide-excision surgery followed by secondary intention he

26 ma close to critical structures who accepted wide excision vs narrow excision.

27 (MSLT-I) to compare 2 treatment approaches: wide excision (WE) plus LM/SNB with immediate complete l

28 ur institution and 4590 have been treated by wide excision (WE) without nodal staging.

29 sional biopsy and the size of margins of the wide excision, were obtained from medical records.

30 in 136 eyes whose main initial treatment was wide excision with adjunctive cryotherapy (47.8%), follo

31 graphic extent of < or = 2.5 cm treated with wide excision with final margins of > or = 1 cm or a re-

32 In 23 patients with 23 lesions that had wide excision with narrower than the standard 0.5-cm mar

33 Thirty-eight underwent mastectomy/wide excision with partial skin resection ("conservative

34 and local recurrences are uncommon following wide excision with pathologically negative margins, surg

35 Primary melanoma is treated with wide excision, with margins determined by tumour thickne