Titlebook: Bronchial Carcinoma; An Integrated Approa Michael Bates Book 1984 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1984 CT.biopsy.cancer.carcinoma.compute

STEER

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9166-9diagnostic evidence to an experienced eye, and specimens for the laboratory can be obtained. On planning treatment, knowledge of the position and extent of the disease is valuable, and bronchoscopy is often aimed at determining both of these factors at one examination.

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貪婪性

Martin Günther,Ulrich Vossebein last century by Leyden, who aspirated organisms causing a pneumonia (Leyden 1883) and then by Menetrier, who 3 years later diagnosed a bronchial carcinoma by needle aspiration (Menetrier 1886). Since that time, several large series have been reported, using either an aspirating or a cutting techniq

Slit-Lamp

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10741-5ted tomography (CT) has a particularly important place in oncology, being a valuable technique for demonstrating primary tumours and detecting metastases to lymph nodes and other organs (Husband 1981; Husband and Golding 1982). However, CT scanners are expensive and present in only limited numbers i

FECT

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10741-5 determined by the size and histology of the tumour, and the general condition of the patient. On the neoplastic side the grade of malignancy, the tumour doubling time and evidence of vascular invasion are of importance. On the clinical side the age, sex and race of the patient are of significance,

BLINK

Flatter

Stichproben in der Marktforschung,tant change has been the adoption and increasing sophistication of controlled ventilation. Improvements in the fields of drugs, notably neuromuscular blocking agents, and pain relief have also contributed.

APNEA

Stichproben in der Marktforschung,o three subtypes: oat cell carcinoma, intermediate cell type and combined oat cell carcinoma (see p. 135). Both oat cell and intermediate cell tumours grow rapidly and disseminate widely. Labelling indices are the highest among lung tumours (Muggia and DeVita 1972). It is generally accepted that vol

ETCH

Stichproben in der Marktforschung,lfare of their patients. Graphic accounts of the pain of thoracic surgery have been described and in particular the dread of the arrival of the physiotherapist (Donald 1976; Gallon 1982). It therefore behoves all medical practitioners to alleviate pain whenever possible, and the control of postopera

Calibrate

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9068-6tive immunisation that led investigators to consider whether it would be possible to immunise patients against tumours that were already established (Currie 1972). The early investigations involved two types of immunological stimulant. The first consisted of cells or extracts taken from the patient’