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How tumor-microenvironment interactions drive or inhibit metastasis

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Tumor Organismal Environment (TOE) and Tumor Microenvironment (TME) -- Principles of intra-TME interactions -- Tumor progression and regression -- Site-specific metastasis -- The pre-metastatic niche -- The metastatic cascade -- Epithelial to Mesenchymal Transition (EMT) -- Targeting tumor-TME interactions -- Immune checkpoint blocking enables TME-infiltrating T cells to kill tumor cells.…”
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Management of the N0 neck

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Patterns of spread of oral cancer -- Prognosis with metastatic neck disease -- Risk of occult metastasis -- Predictors of metastasis -- Tumour depth -- Perineural invasion -- Imaging of the node negative neck -- Sentinel lymph node biopsy -- Survival benefits of neck dissection.…”
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Management of the N0 neck

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Patterns of spread of oral cancer -- Prognosis with metastatic neck disease -- Risk of occult metastasis -- Predictors of metastasis -- Tumour depth -- Perineural invasion -- Imaging of the node negative neck -- Sentinel lymph node biopsy -- Survival benefits of neck dissection.…”
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Management of the N0 neck

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Patterns of spread of oral cancer -- Prognosis with metastatic neck disease -- Risk of occult metastasis -- Predictors of metastasis -- Tumour depth -- Perineural invasion -- Imaging of the node negative neck -- Sentinel lymph node biopsy -- Survival benefits of neck dissection.…”
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TNM supplement a commentary on uniform use /

Table of Contents: “…Machine generated contents note: EXPLANATORY NOTES-General -- EXPLANATORY NOTES - Specific anatomical sitesHead and Neck TumoursGeneralAnatomyExtension to Adjacent SitesRegional Lymph NodesT ClassificationN ClassificationLip and Oral CavityLipOral CavityPharynxOropharynxNasopharynxHypopharynxLarynxAnatomical DefinitionsSuperior and Inferior Boundaries of the GlottisPathological Criteria of Impaired Vocal CordMobility or Vocal Cord Fixation Associated Carcinoma in situNasal Cavity and Paranasal SinusesSalivary GlandsThyroidDigestive System TumoursRules for ClassificationOesophagusStomachAnatomyRegional Lymph NodesT ClassificationSmall intestineColon and RectumAnatomical Sites arid SubsitesLocal RecurrenceRegional Lymph NodesT/pT ClassificationN/pN ClassificationM ClassificationAnal CanalRules for ClassificationT ClassificationLiverRules for ClassificationRegional Lymph NodesT/pT ClassificationGallbladderExtrahepatic Bile DuctsAnatomical SubsitesAmpulla of VaterPancreasT Chapter 3 Site-Specific Requirements for pT and pNIntroductionHead and Neck TumourspT - Primary TumourpN - Regional Lymph NodesThyroid GlandDigestive System TumourspT - Primary TumourpN - Regional Lymph NodesLung and Pleural TumourspT - Primary TumourpN -Regional Lymph NodesTumours of Bone and Soft TissuespT - Primary TumourpN - Regional Lymph NodesSkin TumourspT- Primary TumourpN - Regional Lymph NodesBreast TumourspT - Primary TumourpN - Regional Lymph NodesGynaecological TumourspT - Primary TumourpN - Regional Lymph NodesUrological TumourspT - Primary TumourpN - Regional Lymph NodesOphthalmic TumourspT - Primary TumourpN - Regional Lymph nodesHodgkin Lymphoma and Non-Hodgkin LymphomaReferencesChapter 4 New TNM Classifications Recommended for TestingIntroductionGeneralPn - Perineural invasionSpecificGastrointestinal SarcomasMalignant Thymic epithelial tumoursCranial and Facial BonesCutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma (Excluding Lip, Eyelid, Vulva and Penis)Chronic Myeloid LeukaemiaPrimary Liver Carcinoma in Infants and ChildrenAdrenal Cortical CarcinomaLiver Metastasis of Colorectal CarcinomaGastrointestinal Malignant LymphomasReferencesChapter 5 Optional Proposals for Testing New Telescopic Ramifications of TNMAll tumour sitesFixation of Lymph NodesMarkers of Residual TumourHead and Neck TumoursThyroid GlandT ClassificationDigestive System TumoursM ClassificationOesophagusT ClassificationN ClassificationStomachT ClassificationN ClassificationColon and RectumpT ClassificationLiverN ClassificationLung TumoursM ClassificationStage Grouping of Lung TumoursTumours of Bone and Soft TissuesBoneT ClassificationSkin TumoursCarcinoma of SkinT ClassificationGynaecological TumoursCervix UteriN ClassificationM ClassificationUrological TumoursPenisT ClassificationProstateT ClassificationM ClassificationKidneyT ClassificationReferencesChapter 6 Frequently Asked Questions.…”
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Voegelin's Israel and Revelation an interdisciplinary debate and anthology /

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Culture of human tumor cells

Table of Contents: “…Pancreatic cancer-derived cultured cells: genetic alterations and application to an experimental model of pancreatic cancer metastasis /…”
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Phytochemistry : Volume 2: Pharmacognosy, Nanomedicine, and Contemporary Issues /

Table of Contents: “…Methylated Flavonoids as a Novel Inhibitor of Metastasis in the Cancer Cell -- Prem Prakash Kushwaha, Pushpendra Singh, and Shashank Kumar -- 17. …”
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Handbook of Neurosurgery, Neurology, and Spinal Medicine for Nurses and Advanced Practice Health Professionals /

Table of Contents: “…chapter 36 Malignant brain neoplasms and brain metastasis /…”
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My favorite tyrants / by Diaz, Joanne

Table of Contents: “…The perimeter of pleasure -- part 2. Elegy -- part 3. Metastasis.…”
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G proteins and GPCRs in cancer

Table of Contents: “…Contents: G proteins and GPCRs as oncogenes -- G proteins and GPCRs in tumorigenesis -- GPCR signalling -- GPCRs and metastasis -- GPCRs and tumor-induced angiogenesis -- GPCR targeting and immunotherapies.…”
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G proteins and GPCRs in cancer

Table of Contents: “…Contents: G proteins and GPCRs as oncogenes -- G proteins and GPCRs in tumorigenesis -- GPCR signalling -- GPCRs and metastasis -- GPCRs and tumor-induced angiogenesis -- GPCR targeting and immunotherapies.…”
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Fighting cancer with knowledge & hope a guide for patients, families, and health care providers / by Frank, Richard C., MD

Table of Contents: “…Understanding cancer -- Diagnosis, staging, curability -- Understanding specific cancers -- Why cancer develops -- How cancer grows : the basis of cancer treatments -- Cancer treatments revolve around metastasis -- Cancer treatments at work -- Get prepared to survive.…”
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Solution proposed to a 2000 year old problem in oncology

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Primary cancer surgery -- Systemic inflammation -- Metastatic amplification -- Perioperative inflammation as triggering origin of metastasis development -- Hazards of relapse -- Computer simulations and clinical observations -- The linkage between wounding, immunology, inflammation and oncology -- Ketorolac and the uses of perioperative NSAIDs.…”
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Solution proposed to a 2000 year old problem in oncology

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Primary cancer surgery -- Systemic inflammation -- Metastatic amplification -- Perioperative inflammation as triggering origin of metastasis development -- Hazards of relapse -- Computer simulations and clinical observations -- The linkage between wounding, immunology, inflammation and oncology -- Ketorolac and the uses of perioperative NSAIDs.…”
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Solution proposed to a 2000 year old problem in oncology

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Primary cancer surgery -- Systemic inflammation -- Metastatic amplification -- Perioperative inflammation as triggering origin of metastasis development -- Hazards of relapse -- Computer simulations and clinical observations -- The linkage between wounding, immunology, inflammation and oncology -- Ketorolac and the uses of perioperative NSAIDs.…”
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The HGF receptor a targettable regulator of invasive growth /

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Trigger of invasive growth by specific signals -- Invasive growth receptors -- The "receptosome" -- Dynamics of invasive growth signalling -- The MET transcriptome -- HGF regulated genes -- Hypoxia regulates MET transcription -- The effector machinery of invasive growth: the coagulation cascade -- HGF antagonists impair tumor growth and metastasis: a gene therapy strategy.…”
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The HGF receptor a targettable regulator of invasive growth /

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Trigger of invasive growth by specific signals -- Invasive growth receptors -- The "receptosome" -- Dynamics of invasive growth signalling -- The MET transcriptome -- HGF regulated genes -- Hypoxia regulates MET transcription -- The effector machinery of invasive growth: the coagulation cascade -- HGF antagonists impair tumor growth and metastasis: a gene therapy strategy.…”
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The HGF receptor a targettable regulator of invasive growth /

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Trigger of invasive growth by specific signals -- Invasive growth receptors -- The "receptosome" -- Dynamics of invasive growth signalling -- The MET transcriptome -- HGF regulated genes -- Hypoxia regulates MET transcription -- The effector machinery of invasive growth: the coagulation cascade -- HGF antagonists impair tumor growth and metastasis: a gene therapy strategy.…”
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VEGF inhibitors for anti-angiogenic therapy

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Antagonist monoclonal antibodies to VEGFR-3 -- Mode of action of antagonist monoclonal antibodies -- Functional properties of antagonist antibodies to VEGFR-3 -- In vivo effects of anti-VEGFR-3 treatment on physiological lymphangiogenesis -- Inhibition of pathological vessel growth in the cornea -- Anti-angiogenic effect of antibodies to VEGFR-3 in tumors -- Inhibition of lymphatic metastasis with antagonist antibodies to VEGFR-3 -- Role of VEGFR-3 in normal and pathological immune response.…”
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