The final chapter discusses therapy, with an emphasis on sentinel lymph node biopsy techniques, immunotherapy, and vaccine therapy. |
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Performing sentinel lymph node biopsy requires coordinated expertise between nuclear medicine physicians, pathologists, and surgeons. |
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Amphibians are regarded as sentinel vertebrates in the current drama of global extinctions. |
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Surveillance for West Nile is also conducted by testing pools of mosquitoes and flocks of sentinel chickens. |
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The first lymph node into which fluids from a tumor drain is called the sentinel node. |
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A sentinel event is an unexpected occurrence involving death or serious physical injury. |
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All mice were housed in a pathogen-free barrier facility in which sentinel mice were periodically monitored for common murine pathogens. |
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The company found a clearing between three hills where the grass was low and a few trees stood sentinel over a tiny, trickling crick. |
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Contraindications to sentinel node biopsy include suspicious palpable axillary adenopathy, pregnancy, and multicentric carcinoma. |
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Therefore, D. melanogaster can be a sentinel organism for long-term release of toxicants into the environment. |
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At low elevations, charred trunks today stand sentinel on steep slopes where fire burned very hot, consuming every needle and pine cone. |
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The sentinel still stood at attention directly under the lantern, not moving but to breathe. |
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Contraindications to sentinel node biopsy include a clinically positive axillary node, prior axillary surgery, pregnancy, or lactation. |
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The only green that remained was the spreading, tired, dark foliage of the occasional live oak tree standing sentinel in sere pastureland. |
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The presence of an Iron Age dun on its western edge suggests that it also had a much earlier sentinel role. |
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Monty throttled the engines back as they passed the sentinel points of a reef. |
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Surveillance of mosquitoes, sentinel birds, and dead birds for West Nile virus in America warned of this summer's impending outbreak. |
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A lone sentinel stood in the middle of the roadway to the castle standing on the hill. |
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The sentinel stood lounging by the shaft that led down into the underground labor system. |
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Immediately, a sentinel standing guard near the jail confronted him. |
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Several barriers in his consciousness that normally stand sentinel around his impressions of women become pliable and my image begins to migrate towards that of his mother. |
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The Dalmatian has served as a sentinel, war dog, fire department mascot, hunter, shepherd, and performer. |
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In cancer of the vulva, the sentinel node is located in the inguinofemoral lymph node basin. |
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Visible for miles around is the historic lighthouse of Hope Town, a candy-striped sentinel on the southeastern reef. |
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The beetles' affinity for certain trees, like maples, poplars, willows, and elms, is significant because such attractive species may be used as sentinel trees. |
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We here present a model of field study, based on the use of sentinel species, that we are currently applying to risk assessment in the area around a focus of pollution. |
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If you look at the sentinel surveys, the cod stocks are picking up around the area. |
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We do fish fences, as well as the electrofishing and the monitoring that goes on in conjunction with the sentinel species work. |
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Furthermore, an important part of the sentinel program is the tagging of fish. |
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We all know that sentinel surveillance is good for monitoring trends of infection rather than arriving at estimates. |
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There has also been some encouraging news from the annual sentinel surveillance. |
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Eureka is both a real estate sentinel and the custodian of your personal file. |
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A minimum of four sentinel chickens must be used in the quarantine facility or in each unit of the quarantine centre. |
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As master of a guild you will get an ingredient every time a servant defeats a sentinel. |
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It is important to remember that, at this point, the patient is facing a lumpectomy and sentinel lymph node biopsy with possible axillary dissection. |
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They may be taking some action in the future, given the weaknesses that appear to have been exposed in the sentinel. |
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When Johnston talks about the failure of the sentinel in Iran, he sounds frustrated. |
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A sentinel is present 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, including holidays. |
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The warm, jovial man that had met us at the drawbridge now had solidified, becoming a cold-hearted sentinel that seemed to march metallically across the carpeted floor. |
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Successful sentinel lymph node biopsy involves quality control and a concerted effort among the nuclear medicine physician, radiologist, surgeon, and pathologist. |
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An ideal sentinel surveillance system would include clinics chosen to reflect a country's urban, rural, ethnic and other socio-geographical divisions. |
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In 1997, the Ministry of Health elected to expand data collection to a larger sample of districts and to establish a national sentinel system for health and poverty monitoring. |
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Based on this theory there was a general belief that the sentinel sites underestimated the actual HIV prevalence thought to be around 10 million or more. |
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Drawing on the poverty data from sentinel sites, it has also been possible to provide government with solid evidence about how health intervention priorities among the poorest citizens differ from those of others. |
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Serve as a sentinel so that the main points of substance emerge from the background noise of passing fads, those which will determine interaction between society and the environment, and so stimulate awareness. |
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However, in most countries ANC clinics that participate in sentinel surveillance are not nationally representative, with ANC's in urban areas overrepresented. |
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Individual chapters address patient preparation, instrumentation, galactography and ductoscopy, and sentinel node biopsy. |
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Rust is typically spotted on mature plants, so the sentinel plots are usually planted about two weeks early so scouts have good samples to examine. |
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Studies in the estuary have collected more than 40 additional species, but there are a number of challenges in developing a comparable sentinel species approach in the estuary and marine portions adjacent to the basin. |
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The team has established a vulval sentinel lymph node imagining service across three sites. |
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Most members of a group are relatives, and group members know one another well. The myth has therefore grown up that meerkat sentinel behaviour is a good example of altruism at work. |
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But in Australia, the queens of a bee called Exoneura robusta frequently do the job themselves, standing sentinel at the entrances of their nests, inspecting whoever comes and goes. |
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A 54-year-old man with rheumatoid arthritis presented for excision of an infrascapular melanoma and sentinel lymph node biopsy. |
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When we returned we found the poor prisoner in a terrible chafe with the sentinel for detaining him, for the guard had been true to his trust. |
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One post was typically filled by four men, one sentinel and the others at ease until a situation arose or it was their turn to be sentinel. |
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He recorded the alarm cries of the shrike-tanager and of the bluish-slate antshrike, the sentinel species of the understory flocks. |
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Histology results were consistent with areas of fibrosis and fat necrosis from prior methylene blue sentinel node injection. |
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On the right can be seen the neo-classical spire of Christ Church, and in the foregroung facing the Nelson monument is the town guard house, in front of which stands a sentinel. |
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Ontario soybean growers are teaming up with farmers from Nebraska for a rust surveillance field trip to the U. S. sentinel plots in Quincy, Florida, this fall. |
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It leads past a burial chamber standing sentinel over the Conwy Valley before dropping down into the village of Rowen. |
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They often present as recurrent episodes of hemoptysis, but sometimes the sentinel event is an uncontrollable massive hemoptysis. |
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Block orderings are carried out by the Bubble method or Bubble Sort with sentinel. |
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That might have been what happened to the sentinel that landed in Iran. |
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Yet today, how can the artist still be a bestower of meaning, a sentinel, with a sentry's eye to the future, serving as both a visionary and an eyewitness? |
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Such monitoring programmes should include passive clinical surveillance and active laboratory-based surveillance by means of at least monitoring with sentinel animals. |
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Migration of intradermally injected quantum dots to sentinel organs in mice. |
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It stands like a sentinel on a terrace which dominates the valley. |
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Hunting for micrometastases in either sentinel lymph nodes or bone marrow isn't justified for these women, say the researchers. |
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The '60s-era fiberglass statue guards Forestville's River Bend Resort RV park, a sentinel of kitschier times. |
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Malaria endemicity may change rapidly, particularly in 'fringe areas' of plasmodial prevalence, leading to sentinel cases from areas previously thought to be malaria free. |
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The black stained lymph node to which a black stained lymphatic tract leads was considered as sentinel lymph node and excised along with perinodal fat. |
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Two patients had parasternal sentinel nodes which were not removed. |
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The QIC took advantage of the fact every DHB was faced with Official Information Act requests from the media about their serious and sentinel events. |
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The Saamis Teepee stands sentinel over the Saamis archaeological site. |
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The findings suggest that the behavior of the autonomic nervous system may be a sentinel marker for late development of certain cases of kidney disease. |
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In addition, in 2010, a total of 158 community cases of HFMD and herpangina were reported through a sentinel surveillance system implemented in Clermont-Ferrand, France. |
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