Übersetzung für "Tumorstadium" in Englisch

The first step in treatment is to stage the tumor.

Depending on the stage of the tumour, the neighbouring lymph nodes are also removed.

Often, radiotherapy and chemotherapy is initiated after surgery, depending on tumor stage.

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

At the time of diagnosis the majority of patients with ductal pancreatic cancer suffers from advanced tumor stages.

There is a good correlation between CA 72-4 levels and tumor stage and size.

The time to cure depends on tumour type, stage, and other biological factors.

Radiographic studies are used in advanced stages of the disease to confirm advanced tumor stage.

High-risk neuroblastoma was based on the patient age (greater than 12 months) and tumour stage at diagnosis and / or the presence of biological risk factors, such as MYCN amplification.

The safety of pembrolizumab as monotherapy has been evaluated in 5,884 patients with advanced melanoma, resected Stage III melanoma (adjuvant therapy), NSCLC, cHL, urothelial carcinoma, or HNSCC across four doses (2 mg/kg every 3 weeks, 200 mg every 3 weeks, or 10 mg/kg every 2 or 3 weeks) in clinical studies.

These statistics, and the information regarding tumor stage and grade, demonstrate that there is a critical need to establish an agenda for more research into the areas of basic and translational research, genetic susceptibility and prevention, diagnostic imaging, screening and diagnosis, and therapy.

The complete surgical removal of the prostate is possible, if the tumor stage is not too advanced.

The reader must see on what kind of scale the variables are being measured (e.g. eye color, nominal; tumor stage, ordinal; bodyweight, metric), because the type of scale determines what kind of analysis is possible.

Only for children with a tumour of low-grade malignancy that was limited to the kidney and could be completely removed (stage I and favourable histology), treatment is over after surgery.

Histological differentiation and tumoral stage are important factors to determine the survival prognosis, which varies widely.

Using data from two breast care centers in MÃ1?4nster, Germany, we investigated how the most important clinicopathological breast cancer prognostic markers (tumor stage, histology, grading, and receptor status) differ when the disease is newly detected in MSP participants or non-participants and whether this influenced the therapeutic approach (surgical therapy, indication for chemotherapy).

This classification is limited with respect to the prediction for the individual patient and clinical experience has shown that patients with the same tumour stage show clearly different courses of disease and different responses to a therapy, which is ultimately clear from the extremely varying survival periods.

Studies have shown that the prognosis for interval cancer is generally less favorable in terms of tumor stage, grading, and receptor status compared with cancers detected at screening (2, 7 –11).

These are, in brief: We work out a personal, tailor-made interdisciplinary treatment for you which takes into account not only the tumour stage, but also your age and your personal wishes, with the aim of offering you the best chances as regards the result of your treatment and your quality of life.

This new combination of surgery and chemotherapy can also be an option for patients with progressed tumors with peritoneal carcinomatosis.

We work out a personal, tailor-made interdisciplinary treatment for you which takes into account not only the tumour stage, but also your age and your personal wishes, with the aim of offering you the best chances as regards the result of your treatment and your quality of life.

Therefore patients - irrespective of their stage of the disease - had to fill out standardized questionnaires (FACT-L, MFI, PHQ-9).

Once there is a diagnosis of cancer, a cancer specialist (oncologist) will determine the stage of cancer and recommend appropriate treatments.

The patients of the two treatment arms were comparable with respect to gender, age, tumour type, tumour stage, and the use of conventional therapies (on which, however, no data were published).

The optimal management for patients with a tumor of stage II or greater (eTable) has not yet been established (35).

There are three clinical stages: patch, plaque and tumor stage. Patch and plaque may occur at the same time, and older animals are predisposed.

Surgery with a curing mission is by merely 20% of patients possible, since at the diagnosis, the tumor stage is usually very advanced.