Titlebook: Rectal Cancer; Surgical Management, Peter M. Schlag Conference proceedings 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1998 Magnetic Resonance

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Conference proceedings 1998th respect to experience gained from the most recent clinical studies and the results of molecular biology and genetics and clinically oriented research. Hence, the reader is given the opportunity to become informed of new research-related insights and their pracitical effect and implementation. The

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Molecular Pathology of Colorectal Cancer: From Phenotype to Genotypeected to surface (glyco-)proteins of the tumor cells, gene therapy with transduction of genes to stimulate antitumor inflammation or to reconstitute mutations, and several others — have proved to be of limited efficacy.

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Conference proceedings 1998 book contains chapters on molecular biology, staging, surgical treatment - with special emphasis on sphincter preservation - options for treating recurrent tumors and aftercare based on present knowledge, all of which have been written by international experts in their respective fields.

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0080-0015 pecial emphasis on sphincter preservation - options for treating recurrent tumors and aftercare based on present knowledge, all of which have been written by international experts in their respective fields.978-3-642-71969-1978-3-642-71967-7Series ISSN 0080-0015 Series E-ISSN 2197-6767

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Use and Applications of MRI Techniques in the Diagnosis and Staging of Rectal Lesionsthe incidence rose by 9.4% between 1973 and 1986. Dietary factors, family history, a variety of polyposis syndromes, and long-standing inflammatory bowel disease are risk factors for the development of colorectal carcinoma.

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Familial and Hereditary Non-polyposis Colorectal Cancer: Issues Relevant for Surgical Practiceorectal cancer (HNPCC). Recently, DNA mismatch repair genes associated with this syndrome were identified. For about 50% of families in which HNPCC occurs, DNA-based diagnosis and presymptomatic DNA testing are now feasible. Diagnosis of a hereditary tumour syndrome is relevant for both the patient