Exemplos de uso de Regional recurrence em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Regional recurrence six months after conservative surgery.
The patient has no evidence of local or regional recurrences; the irradiated area is not fibrotic.
Regional recurrences were found to be more common in patients with STD Table 3.
In this model the type of neck dissection had no impact on regional recurrence p=0.878, Table 4.
Regional recurrences were seen in 24 cases, being isolated in nine of these.
In spite of these advances in surgery and radiotherapy, local and regional recurrence remains a major challenge.
Regional recurrence and the distance to the second primary tumor were considered separately.
Local recurrence occurred in 10 cases,seven patients had regional recurrence and one had distant metastases.
Second Stage- If the cancers appear again in the surroundings areas of primary occurrence,it is called regional recurrence.
We performed 12 rescue surgeries, ten of which for regional recurrences and two for isolated locoregional recurrences. .
Regional recurrence was seen in 32 cases; 16 were related to the primary tumor site and 10 were isolated recurring tumors.
It may be the case that this delay did not significantly affect the outcome because regional recurrence was not an inclusion criterion.
Regional recurrence was seen in 19 cases 8%; of these, 10 cases were exclusively regional recurrences, and 3 cases also had distance metastases.
The main reason for treatment failure was primary tumor recurrence. Isolated regional recurrence was rare.
This is not the case for regional recurrence which, although related to the indication and execution of cervical lymph node dissection, is due to greater tumor aggressiveness.
We therefore investigated the number of recovered lymph nodes in each technique and the impact on regional recurrence and survival to test this effect.
Regional recurrence rate was higher and disease specific and overall survivals rates were significantly lower in patients with soft tissue deposits in univariate analysis.
As for the early CS cervical metastasis,a patient developed regional recurrence, and the average period of follow-up was of 25 months 11, 12.
This reduces the technical difficulty, which could influence the complete resection of the cervical lymph nodes,leading to regional recurrence and worse prognosis.
Despite the poor prognosis associated with metastatic disease, regional recurrence is uncommon in carcinomas of the upper aerodigestive tract.
We considered the lymph node levels involved in the pathology exam, according to the classification from the American Head andNeck Society, as well as the isolated regional recurrences which may eventually occur.
These three complications, i.e., regional recurrence, metastasis and second primary tumor, were present in 13 cases, i.e., in 19.4% of supraglottic tumors 7/36 and in 25% 6/24 of glottic tumors.
Some authors demonstrated that the failure of initial treatment was related to regional recurrence and distant metastasis, with better rates of disease local control.
There were 21 cases of local and regional recurrences; 10 were exclusively local, five were exclusively regional, five were local and regional, and one was local with a distance metastasis.
Table 4 shows the correlations between failure in treatment such as the presence of local or regional recurrence, metastases and a second primary tumor and the different scores.
This possibility could explain the regional recurrences in this group; nonetheless, among the nine cases of patients who developed isolated regional recurrences, all had 20 or more lymphnodes upon neck dissection.
By the same token: comorbidities, the ease of patient follow up andthe speed of rescue of a regional recurrence must also influence the decision to surgically treat the contralateral side.
The regional recurrence treatment presents with better results with the surgical salvage, specially in the absence of regional metastasis in the early presentation and that were not submitted to cervical emptying, and the neck salvage surgery success is reserved previously submitted to cervical emptying 8,9.
DFS was defined as the period between the date of surgery andthe date of disease relapse including distant metastases, local and regional recurrence, and contralateral breast cancer or death, whichever occurred first.
Despite its excellent prognosis and low mortality rates, regional recurrence is observed in 5-20% of patients and there is still no consensus concerning tumor recurrence predictive factors.