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David Cornerd is more limited, and a partial neurologic injury is observed on clinical examination. In these patients, a portion of the ultimate nervous tissue dysfunction appears to result from secondary processes such as local biochemical derangements, systemic hemodynamic consequences of the injury, or dela

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Nicolas Ollingeren should not be discriminated against the basis of chronological age. Prevention plays a key role here, and an extension of the age group for mammography screening is highly recommended..A mix of Breast Units and geriatric surgery centers together carries out the most appropriate care management fo

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Ignacio Pérez-Hurtado,Mario J. Pérez-Jiménez,Agustín Riscos-Núñez,Francisco J. Romero-Camperocent years, with the advancement of anatomical imaging examinations, especially with the application of 3D reconstruction and 3D printing technology, the adjoining relationship between the tumor and surrounding tissues, as well as the distribution of the arteries supplying the tumor, can be more cle

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Alastair A. Abbott,Cristian S. Caludeong with the transverse cervical artery. Level II-B stations rarely harbour metastatic nodes except for contiguous spread from the II-B area. Removal of nodes in Level II-B is advisable when metastatic nodes are found in Level II-A stations Level VI nodes are removed along with thyroidectomy when ne

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Silvio Capobianco,Tommaso Toffoliomplex multidisciplinary management of gastric cancer remains in evolution as we strive to further improve outcomes in this patient population, especially with availability of more effective treatments and new clinical trials in treatment of both locoregional and metastatic gastric cancers.

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