sentinel tumour

Russian translation: метастатическое поражение сторожевого лимфатического узла

22:08 Aug 22, 2023
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English term or phrase: sentinel tumour
When the sentinel tumour reached a predefined size, rats were randomised to receive a diet containing the control, 2.5 x , 4 x , or 5 x supplemental levels of folic acid for up to 12 weeks.

The sentinel mammary tumour growth was monitored weekly.

At necropsy, the sentinel and all other mammary tumours were analysed histologically.
Maria Kopteva
Russian Federation
Local time: 21:59
Russian translation:метастатическое поражение сторожевого лимфатического узла
Explanation:
Tumor здесь - фактически метастатическое поражение, поскольку исследование сторожевого лимфоузла позволяет определить наличие распространения опухолевого процесса.
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4 +3метастатическое поражение сторожевого лимфатического узла
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The role of a sentionel node
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метастатическое поражение сторожевого лимфатического узла


Explanation:
Tumor здесь - фактически метастатическое поражение, поскольку исследование сторожевого лимфоузла позволяет определить наличие распространения опухолевого процесса.

Natalie
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Reference: The role of a sentionel node

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In metastatic disease, malignant cells can disseminate systemically by one of two pathways: hematogenous or lymphatic. Sentinel Lymph Node (SNLB) Biopsy is a procedure designed to identify potential systemic subclinical or microscopic metastasis from a malignant tumor by identifying their appearance in draining lymph nodes. SNLB has transformed cancer management by allowing providers to detect smaller disease volume compared to traditional modalities such a CT or MRI. SLNB is based on the clinical observation that certain malignancies spread via the lymphatics prior to spreading through the bloodstream. This lymphatic spread often proceeds in a preferential and sequential manner, that is, tumors will metastasize first to a draining lymph node/s within in the region before spreading systemically. These draining lymph node/s are referred to as the sentinel lymph nodes (SLNs) and it is important to note that there is often more than one sentinel lymph node. The pattern of this lymphatic drainage from a tumor to regional lymph nodes is often but not always predictable.



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