No 3-4 (2013)
- Year: 2013
- Published: 22.09.2013
- Articles: 21
- URL: https://ojrs.abvpress.ru/ojrs/issue/view/5
Full Issue
MAMMOLOGY. TOPICAL ISSUE
MicroRNA MiR-21 and MiR-155 are new markers for breast cancer
Abstract
6-11
Role of a cyclooxygenase-2 cascade in breast cancer cell dissemination
Abstract
12-17
MAMMOLOGY. DIAGNOSIS
Breast magnetic resonance imaging significance for breast cancer diagnostic in women with genetic predisposition and a strong family history
Abstract
18-22
Choice of treatment and diagnostic tactics at nonpalpable breast tumors
Abstract
23-26
X-ray and ultrasound semiotics of mucinous carcinoma of the breast
Abstract
The article describes the main epidemiological, clinical and morphological diagnostic features of one of the rare breast cancer form – mucinous carcinoma of the breast. Current scientific data are followed by the results of own research the 9-year period of research.
Authors draw attention to the very complex radiology peculiarities of the mucinous carcinoma of the breast.
27-32
Breast cancer radiology in women with hypothyroidism
Abstract
The article describes the influence of hypothyroidism on the diagnostic efficacy of different breast imaging techniques. In 2010–2013 the study included 1008 patients: 501 (49.7 %) patients with hypothyroidism and 507 (50.3 %) patients without hypothyroidism.
Mammography and ultrasound with Doppler mapping and qualitative elastography performed. Diagnostic effectiveness of mammography is lower in patients with hypothyroidism, than in patients without hypothyroidism. The combination of mammography and ultrasound with Dop- pler mapping is most effective in patients with hypothyroidism. Qualitative elastography is impractical because of the lack of additional infor- mation compared with Doppler.
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MAMMOLOGY. TREATMENT
Rationale for repeat breast-conserving surgery after in-breast recurrence of breast cancer
Abstract
The main outcomes of our interest were local control and survival of 76 patients with local recurrence of breast cancer treated with conservative surgery (n = 32) or mastectomy (n = 44). There was not statistically significant difference in the probability of 5-years overall (81 %, 64.2 %; p = 0,245) and metastatic-free survival (60.7 %, 57.1 %, p = 0,553), as measured from the recurrence, and in rates of subsequent in-breast (12.5 %) or chest wall (11.4 %) recurrences between women of these two groups respectively. This fact is rationale for repeat breast-conserv- ing surgery in appropriately selected patients and requires further investigations.
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Ten-year adjuvant hormone therapy for breast cancer: the pros and cons (a review of literature)
Abstract
50-53
The role of Taxotere in adjuvant therapy for early breast cancer
Abstract
54-59
HER-2-positive metastatic breast cancer: new possibilities for therapy
Abstract
60-66
MAMMOLOGY. ORIGINAL ARTICLE
Results of a preliminary analysis of the pattern of hereditary breast cancer in the women of a Kyrgyz population
Abstract
41-44
GYNECOLOGY. DIAGNOSIS
Tumor markers in the diagnosis of cancer of the corpus uteri (a review of literature)
Abstract
Towards the end of the past century, cancer of the corpus uteri achieved the status of leading gynecologic cancer not only in developed countries, but also in Third World countries. The leading determinants of prognosis and treatment policy are tumor extent and grade at diagnosis. It is important to search for the informative and significant indicators of biological tumor activity, which are determined by pre- and postoperative mini-invasive laboratory studies, the combination of which could additionally judge the extent and grade of a tumor. At present, there are no significant tumor markers for the screening for and evaluation of progressive cancer of the corpus uteri, which would have a high specificity and sensitivity although their search is constantly underway worldwide.
67-71
Malignant transformation of endometriosis: pearls and pitfalls at magnetic resonance imaging
Abstract
The article analyzes magnetic resonance images of the 117 patients with endometrioid ovarian cysts including 12 patients with ovarian cancer raised from endometrioid cysts. Such symptoms as vascularized solid component formation, cyst enlargement and T2-shading regression showed strong correlation with malignant transformation of endometrioid cyst. The solid component within the cyst needs to be differentiated between malignant tumor growth, decidualization and inflammatory tissue. Magnetic resonance imaging is a powerful non-invasive method of malignant transformation of the endometrioid ovarian cysts.
72-80
A new approach to the surveillance of patients with changes in the mucous membrane of the cervix associated with human papillomavirus
Abstract
81-85
Molecular markers of endometrial cancer (review of literature)
Abstract
86-89
Discovery of potential ovarian cancer biomarkers using low molecular weight blood plasma proteome profiling by mass spectrometry
Abstract
90-96
Ultrasonic, hysteroscopic and histological evaluation of the endometrium in women receiving tamoxifen for breast cancer
Abstract
97-100
GYNECOLOGY. TREATMENT
Use of cellular biotechnologies in treatment metastatic pericarditis at patients with tumors of female reproductive system
Abstract
101-104
Laparoscopic surgery in treatment of patients with endometrial cancer and obesity
Abstract
105-109
Imunotherapy opportunities in ovarian cancer
Abstract
110-113
GYNECOLOGY. HEALTH ORGANIZATION
Setting up a health care quality management system in a multidisciplinary clinical research center
Abstract
The paper discusses the issues of setting up a quality management system in a multidisciplinary specialized clinical research center. It describes the experience with information technologies used in a prophylactic facility to set up effective out- and inpatient health care control. Measures to optimize work under present-day conditions to upgrade the quality of health care are given using the federal health facility as an example.
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