Titlebook: Metastases in Head and Neck Cancer; Jochen A. Werner (Professor and Chairman),R. Kim D Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Sc

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Jochen A. Werner M.D.,R. Kim Davis M.D.cystectomy and living donor liver transplantation are performed more frequently than before. The correct diagnosis of anatomic variant that may increase the risk of the bile duct injury aids in surgical planning and can prevent inadvertent complications such as inadvertent ductal ligation, biliary l

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Jochen A. Werner M.D.,R. Kim Davis M.D.ified into three types by morphology: mass-forming type, periductal infiltrative type, and intraductal papillary growth type. Mass-forming type is the most common and periductal infiltrative type is known to show the worst prognosis. Imaging findings of mass-forming-type intrahepatic cholangiocarcin

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Jochen A. Werner M.D.,R. Kim Davis M.D.ction and diagnosis of focal hepatic infections. Among them, CT is a particularly helpful method for the detection of focal hepatic infections with high sensitivity (more than 95 %). In addition, imaging-guided percutaneous drainage has markedly improved the prognosis of patients with focal hepatic

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Jochen A. Werner M.D.,R. Kim Davis M.D.e strongest predisposing factor for developing HCC is liver cirrhosis, and approximately 80 % of cases of HCC have been developed in a cirrhotic liver. Liver cirrhosis is characterized by irreversible remodeling of the hepatic architecture with bridging fibrosis and formation of a spectrum of hepato

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The Pathology of Lymphogenic Metastatic Spread,l focus mainly on the cyto- and histopathology of lymph node metastases of squamous cell carcinomas of the mucosa of the mouth, the pharynx and the larynx. For these conditions, the performance of an exact histopathologic staging is very important, both to therapy and to the determination of the pat

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Principles of Surgery,s later by Kocher, who explained lymph node dissection from the submandibular triangle in the context of access to the operative treatment of carcinomas of the tongue [.]. In 1885, Butlin described dissection of the cervical lymph nodes in the context of resection of a carcinoma of the tongue. In a