Translation of "Tumorresektion" in English

Tooth loss, trauma or tumour resection can lead to large bone deficiencies in the alveolar ridge.

Two additional examples are thoracic surgery and tumor resection.

Two further examples are tumor resection and thoracic surgery.

The medium five-year survival rate after tumour resection is only 50%.

ProfessorGradinger is known for his outstanding resection of tumors with subsequentreconstructions using individualized implants.

At an advanced stage of the disease, complete removal of the tumor is often impossible.

Radical tumour resection is the treatment of choice for malignant odontogenic tumours.

This destruction of disseminated tumor cells takes place in spite of the immunosuppressive situation described, following tumor resection in the abdominal cavity.

Pseudomyxoma peritonei is slowly progressive but recurrence after complete tumor removal may occur.

Transscleral resection is the treatment of choice in cases of anterior uveal leiomyomas.

Major bone augmentation Tooth loss, trauma or tumour resection can lead to large bone deficiencies in the alveolar ridge.

At the visit six months after tumour resection, 20.5 % of 5-ALA-treated-patients and 11 % of patients who underwent standard surgery were alive at the six-month visit without progression.

At the visit six months after tumour resection, 20.5% of 5-ALA-treated-patients and 11% of patients who underwent standard surgery were alive at the six-month visit without progression.

If we take his fibula bone and we split it into two pieces, we can use that to bridge the gap from the tumor resection.

The goal of tumor resection is the removal of all contrast-enhancing tissue (in glioblastoma) or of all T2/FLAIR-hyperintense tissue (in WHO grade II and III tumors) while minimizing neurological risk for the patient.

In patients with localised disease or with pulmonary metastases, local treatment should be performed following the sixth cycle of VIDE chemotherapy, and should be a complete tumour resection, whenever feasible.

A few days later, a typical operation was performed with tumor resection, partial removal of the lower jaw bone and radical "neck dissection" on the left side.

These possibilities, in combination with antigen-specific biomarkers, are used especially for identifying CEA- and/or NCA-expressing cells, in particular for distinguishing abnormal, (pre-) carcinogenic tissue from normal tissue, assisting in the visual assessment during surgical intervention for a more precise tumor resection.

This method of application directly after a tumor resection, that is to say intraoperatively, preferably directly and locally, has the great advantage that the target cells of the trifunctional bispecific or trispecific antibodies, namely the freely disseminated tumor cells in the abdominal cavity, can be easily reached.

The solution found according to the invention of employing the trifunctional bispecific and/or trispecific antibodies described here intraoperatively after tumor resection, preferably directly locally in the abdominal cavity, forms the decisive novel approach to a successful perioperative tumor therapy, in particular to the prophylaxis of tumor recurrences, in particular peritoneal carcinomatoses, by destruction of freely disseminated tumor cells in the abdominal cavity.

One of the main factors in the development of peritoneal carcinomatosis is the intraperitoneal dissemination of tumor cells which is described above, caused in particular by the surgical treatment of the tumor, that is to say a tumor resection, but also by penetration of the tumor or by a serous infiltration of the tumor.

However, it is novel and surprising that during a surgical intervention, after the tumor resection in the abdominal cavity these antibodies are also successfully applied preferably directly at the site of the operation, i.e. locally into the abdominal cavity, in order to destroy there intraperitoneally disseminated tumor cells which, for example, were detached from the tumor body by the intervention or were already present there due to dissemination from the tumor, and thus to prevent them from spreading in the body and the formation of tumor recurrences.

Opening up the abdominal cavity, i.e. laparotomy, with subsequent tumor resection by conventional operating techniques lead to an endocrine stress response and perioperative immunosuppression.

The abdominal cavity is first opened, i.e. a laparotomy is performed, with subsequent tumor resection by operating techniques known per se.

Under the heading “Use during tumor resection”, an intravenous treatment with the antibody-containing preparation “immediately before the operation over a period of time of 2 hours” with a dose of 50 mg is described.

This displacement can result from an incorrectly placed socket or after an accident event or after a tumor resection.

In a tumor resection procedure, some types of tumor tissue must be coagulated first, before they can be resected, in order to reduce the danger of a formation of metastases.

Even minimal quantities of such DNA are successful for obtaining a positive result, which is an advantage, on the one hand, but can also act in a very unfavorable manner, if one wishes to evaluate, for example, the effect of a tumor resection on serum DNA.