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carcinoma
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Cell type cancer that has material basis in abnormally proliferating cells derives from epithelial cells.

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Purpose: Resistance to platinum chemotherapy remains a significant problem in ovarian carcinoma.
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However, when ductal carcinoma involves large cysts, surgical treatment may be difficult.
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Conclusions: This report represents the first documented case of mixed corticomedullary carcinoma.
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Purpose: To report a case of isolated squamous cell carcinoma of cornea.
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Background: The treatment outcome of advanced stage uterine cervical carcinoma remains unsatisfactory.
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One patient had Stage II breast carcinoma; the other had metastatic disease.
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Results: No patient of group A showed a carcinoma of verrucous type.
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Occult carcinoma must be included in possible causes of recurrent pulmonary embolism.
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Methods: Patients with progressive prostate carcinoma were eligible for the current study.
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These changes may account for the unregulated growth of breast carcinoma cells.
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Background: Median survival of patients with local-regional gastric carcinoma is 10 months.
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In patients with carcinoma in situ, only a single case was positive.
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A significant proportion of urothelial carcinoma patients express AR irrespective of gender.
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Background: Gastric carcinoma occurs at a high rate in alcoholic Japanese men.
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Embryonal carcinoma cell lines present strong developmental analogies with early embryonic cells.
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Thus, anti-VEGF drugs after conventional chemotherapy may benefit patients with residual carcinoma.
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