carcinomatosis造句
1. Pulmonary lymphangitic carcinomatosis (PLC) is a term that refers to tumor growth in the lymphatic system of the lungs.
2. Lymphangitic carcinomatosis (LC) is usually characterized on HRCT by reticular opacities , but nodules may also be seen.
3. Intra-abdominal carcinomatosis with intestinal obstruction is usually a terminal and refractory event.
4. Typically, hematogenous metastases lack the specific relationship to the peribronchovascular interstitium and interlobular septa seen in patients with lymphangitic carcinomatosis .
5. Objective To investigate the importance of cerebrospinal fluid ( CSF ) examinations in diagnosing meningeal carcinomatosis.
6. Objective: To explore clinical features and cytological changes of CSF m meningeal carcinomatosis .
7. Nodular thickening of interlobular septa can be seen in lymphangitic carcinomatosis, sarcoidosis, and silicosis.
8. Objective: To analyze cytomorphology examination in CSF for the diagnoses of meningeal carcinomatosis.
9. Methods Retrospectively analysed clinical data from 22 patients suffered from meningeal carcinomatosis.
10. How long does the life after art of rectum carcinomatosis person have?
11. Methods Analyzing the clinical data of 10 patients with meningeal carcinomatosis with their literature.
12. Objective To investigate the early diagnostic value of detection of the serum tumor markers in patients with meningeal carcinomatosis .
13. This report describes a 47-year woman with ruptured HCC who developed recurrent carcinomatosis .
14. Therefore, when a cancer patient has sudden hearing loss, an MRI scan should be carried out to confirm CPA metastasis or meningeal carcinomatosis .
15. Conclusions The clinical manifestations and imaging results of meningeal carcinomatosis lack specificity, and cytological examination of CSF is a reliable diagnosing method for this disease.
16. Objective To approach the diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of meningeal carcinomatosis .
17. Objective To study the MRI finding features of metastatic meningeal carcinomatosis .
18. This case is unusual in that it represents the first reported case of lobular carcinoma of the male breast presenting as carcinomatosis .
19. Conclusion: It suggests that cancer cells found in CSF is the only diagnosis evidence of meningeal carcinomatosis during lifetime.
20. Invasion by malignant cells can cause either regional lymphadenopathy, as in patients with head and neck tumors, or generalized lymphadenopathy, as in patients with disseminated carcinomatosis.
21. Objective To explore the features of peripheral nerve lesions with meningeal carcinomatosis (MC).