Breast cancer detection
Contribution to the Design AND Implementation of a Microwave Tomography System for Breast Cancer Detection
... 1.1 Breast Cancer Detection Breast cancer is an important health ...of cancer is one of the most prevalent form of cancer in Canada, and statistics suggests that one of ...
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A Feasibility Study for Microwave Breast Cancer Detection Using Contrast-Agent-Loaded Bacterial Microbots
... UWCEM breast model reposi- tory [13], which also includes one tumor having the median dielectric properties of malignant breast tissue ...the breast average ...
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Study of microwave tomography measurement setup configurations for breast cancer detection based on breast compression
... The configurations for the MT proposed in Figure 1 and based on breast compression need some modifi ations for the solution of the MT inverse problem. In these configu rations we have to consider the dielectric ...
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[Circulating tumor cells and breast cancer: detection techniques and clinical results]
... Le nombre total de patientes (N pts) correspond à l’ensemble des patientes étudiées dans la publication, tout stade confondu : dans les publications étudiant plusieurs stad[r] ...
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Cancer incidence, mortality, breast cancer detection and survival among Canadian women with bilateral cosmetic breast augmentation
... cosmetic breast implants have later stage at breast cancer diagnosis when controlling for relevant ...of breast tissue (68). The amount of parenchymal breast tissue obscured at ...
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A UWB Antenna in direct breast contact for cancer detection
... the breast was ...for breast cancer detection while some improvements still have to be done to improve both the antenna directivity and efficiency in the direction of the breast ...
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Patient-Centered Care in Breast Cancer Genetic Clinics
... of cancer, and the interpersonal aspects of hereditary cancer, were observed among women undergoing BC genetic counseling in a cancer genetic clinic in France and ...across cancer genetic ...
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Detection of Hoxa1 Expression in Human Breast Cancer
... observed when 1 to 10 m l of actin cDNA or 0.2 to 5 m l of HOXA1 cDNA were added to the reaction mixture for PCRs. To avoid the plateau phase, the subsequent semi-quantitative RT-PCR experiments were therefore performed ...
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Targeting breast cancer stem cells: fishing season open!
... Two approaches have been developed to design the best therapeutic strategies targeting CSCs. The first approach is based on targeting key pathways regulating CSC survival, differentiation and self-renewal. Several master ...
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Letrozole sensitizes breast cancer cells to ionizing radiation.
... of breast-conserving surgery with axillary dis- section and breast radiation has been known for a long time ...with breast cancer given either adjuvant chemotherapy (in premenopausal women) ...
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Oral progestagens before menopause and breast cancer risk.
... increases breast cancer risk more than oestrogen alone (Chlebowski et al, 2003; Fournier et al, 2005; Stefanick et al, 2006), but these involve administration to postmenopausal ...the breast ...
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Circulating microRNA-based screening tool for breast cancer
... Two similar studies have nevertheless shown that random forest perform better than other supervised learning methods using miRNA expression values [37, 38]. A second important concern is the normalization choice because ...
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A mesofluidic multiplex immunosensor for detection of circulating cytokeratin-positive cells in the blood of breast cancer patients
... The human breast cancer MCF7 cell line used herein underwent long-term passages (>70), thus gaining high expression of HER2 (Wang and Wang 2010 ). Cells were grown in DMEM (Dulbecco’s Modified Eagle ...
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Triple-negative breast cancer : treatment challenges and solutions
... Triple-negative breast cancers (TNBCs) are defined by the absence of estrogen and progesterone receptors and the absence of HER2 ...heterogeneous breast cancer subtype with a poor ...
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Breast cancer and hormonal therapy in postmenopausal women
... of breast cancer associated with the use of combined menopausal hormone therapy (HT) markedly decreased after treatment ...of breast cancer for combined HT users ...of breast ...
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Detection of IKKε by immunohistochemistry in primary breast cancer: association with EGFR expression and absence of lymph node metastasis
... Thus, breast tumors harboring IKBKE copy-number gain studied by Boehm and ...NF639 breast cancer cell lines resulted in a defect of cell migration and invasion abilities, two properties essential for ...
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Quantification of HER family receptors in breast cancer
... Liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry- based proteomics has emerged as the most effective method to study complex proteomes. In this approach, the proteins representing a proteome are analyzed after enzymatic ...
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Cancer-associated adipocytes exhibit an activated phenotype and contribute to breast cancer invasion.
... adipocytes located proximally to the invasive cancer cells (Fig. 5B, iv and vi, respectively). To further assess the expres- sion of these markers by a quantitative approach, adipocytes were isolated from fat ...
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Ferrocifens and ferrocifenols as new potential weapons against breast cancer
... the breast and uterus where they would limit estrogenic proliferative effects, but that they would retain estrogenic benefits for bones and the ...hormone-dependent breast cancer, tamoxifen (Novaldex ...
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Increasing breast cancer screening uptake: a randomized controlled experiment
... Early screening increases the likelihood of detecting cancer, thereby improving survival rates. National screening programs have been established so that eligible women receive a letter con- taining a voucher for ...
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