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Kazumi Nakamatsu,Roumen Kountchev,Bin Huthelial cells. These capillaries (lymphatic initiators) are characterized by loosely arranged, overlapping endothelial cells, few intercellular tight junctions and occasional fragments of basement membrane, which account for lymphatic permeability to fluid, macromolecules, pathogens, immune cells, a

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Ari Aharari,Chunsheng Yang,Jair Minoro Abec system. In melanomas, cancers of the breast and colorectum, and in head and neck squamous cell carcinomas, early metastasis to lymph nodes is a common clinical finding, and one that is associated with poorer prognosis.Treatments to specifically block dissemination through the lymphatic network cou

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-63361-4ead was documented in the nineteenth century (2).The basis for the sentinel node hypothesis is that tumors with a propensity for lymphatic invasion initially spread preferentially to nodes located on their draining lymphatic pathways. Hence these lymph nodes are the ones most likely to contain metas

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Tugal Zhanlav,Ochbadrakh Chuluunbaatarirradiation may be associated with massive side effects so that efficient and safe alternatives are still required. Radical surgery to treat or prevent progressing disease usually involves the removal of the regional lymph nodes, but also of their surrounding tissue and of lymph vessels. The destruc

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