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The authors analysed differences between two types of clinical diseases based on 161 cases of brain metastases. The first type (A) is, when symptoms of brain metastasis appear in different time of recognized malignant disease. In type B brain metastasis is the first symptom of
neoplastic disease
.
Neurol Neurochir
Pol
PMID:[Tumor metastases to the brain. Clinical differences]. 129 4
The erythrocytes from Morris Hepatoma 5123 bearing rats took up Na+ and K+ ions from the incubation medium and released Na+ into the extracellular space at lower rates than did erythrocytes from intact control rats. The lipid composition of erythrocytes membranes from the
tumor
-bearing rats differed from that of membranes from unaffected rats, showing increased contents of phospholipid phosphorus and a decreased content of cholesterol, resulting in decreased cholesterol:phospholipid molar ratios.
Acta Biochim
Pol
1992
PMID:The effect of an experimental neoplastic disease on the flux of sodium and potassium ions across red blood cells and on the lipid composition of their membranes. 129 90
Among 90,128 patients with malignancies in the years 1976-1989 acute non lymphoblastic leukaemia (ANLL) was diagnosed in 351 patients (0.4%) and in 15 (4.3%) of them ANLL was secondary
neoplasm
. Secondary ANLL occurred in 10% of all the 148 secondary malignancies observed at that period of time and constituted 6.7% of secondary malignancy in patients with solid tumours and 43% in patients with myeloproliferative syndromes as a first malignant neoplasm. In the treatment of first malignancy radiotherapy was applied in 11 persons, in combination with chemotherapy in 7 of them and chemotherapy alone was given to 4 patients. The appearance of the secondary ANLL was usually preceded by the myelodysplastic syndrome. Morphologically, secondary ANLL belonged mostly to M6 and M4 (8 patients) according to FAB classification. The course of ANLL was fulminant and the disease was completely resistant to the treatment.
Acta Haematol
Pol
1992
PMID:[Acute nonlymphoblastic leukemia as a secondary malignancy--demonstration of 15 patients]. 129 9
A prospective clinical trial was undertaken to determine the therapeutical effectiveness of multidrug chemotherapy consisting of vincristine, doxorubicin and dexamethasone (VAD) or only high dose of dexamethasone (D) in 56 patients with multiple myeloma (MM). The group of patients included 41 with intermediate (II) and 15 with high (III)
tumor
mass. The final evaluation was performed in 19 patients treated with D and in 19 receiving VAD regimen. Improvement was defined by at least 50% reduction of serum myeloma protein concentration or disappearance of light chain proteinuria. The VAD regimen was more effective giving improvement in 90% of patients with no prior therapy and in 44% of patients with reflectory myeloma. In this respect, cytoreduction of the same magnitude was noted both in stages II and III. Higher therapeutical effect of VAD regimen was observed independently of the immunological type of MM. The treatment with D has given the improvement in 56% of patients with no previous therapy. Our results support the usefulness of VAD regimen in MM-patients with no prior therapy and with refractory myeloma. High frequency of therapy-related complications, however, indicates that VAD treatment should rather be reserved for the patients with resistant MM.
Acta Haematol
Pol
1992
PMID:[Comparative evaluation of treatment results in advanced multiple myeloma with the help of polychemotherapy with vincristine, doxorubicin, dexamethasone (VAD) or only with dexamethasone]. 129 10
Carcinogenesis in human large intestine is a result of multiple, heterogeneous and random genetic changes. Deletion of
tumor
suppressor genes and activation of oncogenes appear to be important molecular events. These compromise the loss of chromosomes 5, 17, 18 or functional inactivation of FAP, p53 and DCC genes. Activation of Ki-ras and c-myc oncogenes seems to be crucial for both cell immortalization and morphology modification. Identification of genes involved in this process enables both a screening and a new classification. Also it is an important step towards a gene therapy.
Patol
Pol
1992
PMID:Colorectal carcinoma as a genetic phenomenon. 129 35
A clinicopathologic study of uterine endometrial stromal tumors (EST) has been performed with special emphasis on histologic and immunohistochemical differential criteria and prognostic factors. The material comprised three stromal nodules (SN), twelve low grade stromal sarcomas (LGESS) and five high grade stromal sarcomas (HGESS). Previously unreported endolymphatic growth was found within one SN. EST showed an association of mitotic index (IM) with atypia, degree of stromal differentiation, additional non-stromal differentiation and venous invasion. IM was the best criterion in the differential diagnosis of LGESS and HGESS and the most significant histologic prognosticator. The present study shows that a histologic grade of stromal sarcoma was a more significant prognostic factor than pTNM stage. The results suggested that clinicopathologic classification of EST could be supplemented by including the following subgroups: a) SN--without intravascular growth, and potentially malignant SN--with endolymphatic growth within the
tumor
; b) LGESS with IM < 2 and no atypia, and LGESS with 2 > IM < 10 and mild atypia; c) HGESS with 10 > IM < 20 and moderate atypia, and HGESS with IM > 20 and marked atypia. Contrary to common view these observations indicate that the distinction of some SN and LGESS from stromal hyperplasia is possible in an endometrial curretage material.
Patol
Pol
1992
PMID:Endometrial stromal neoplasms of the uterus. A clinicopathologic study. 129 71
The study was performed on cerebral tissue resected during temporal lobectomy in 16 patients whose long-standing cryptogenic epilepsy did not submit to anticonvulsive drugs. Cases presenting definite etiological factors such as CNS trauma, infection or
neoplasm
were excluded. Neuropathological investigations disclosed microangiomas and focal vascular malformations in the meninges and tissue in 7 patients. Neuronal heterotopias in the white matter and of the white matter in the cortex were observed in 3 cases. Main cortical changes were: neuronal loss, chronic neuronal degeneration, perineuronal satellitosis, and GFAP-positive submeningeal gliosis, especially at the bottom of sulci, perivascular gliosis and laminar or diffuse gliosis. The changes in the hippocampus were most enhanced in the end-plate and in the sector H3 of the pyramidal layer. Astrocytic gliosis in the white matter presented distinct GFAP and S-100 immunostaining; the latter involved in some cases a wider area than the GFAP reaction. The above named changes are analysed with regard to the presumed epileptogenic factors and to the postepileptic damage.
Neuropatol
Pol
1992
PMID:Neuropathological changes in resected temporal lobe of patients with cryptogenic epilepsy. 129 28
A case of cerebral ganglioglioma, a relatively rare and controversial
tumor
of the central nervous system, is reported. The histological pattern of the
tumor
consisted of differentiated neuronal cells and glial elements displaying a various extent of cytologic abnormalities. Beside these two typical components for ganglioglioma, an abundance of collagen fibrils and numerous blood vessels were encountered. The long clinical course manifested by temporal epilepsy preceding clinical diagnosis of brain tumor and peculiar histological appearance seem to be of considerable interest.
Neuropatol
Pol
1992
PMID:Cerebral ganglioglioma with long history and unusual prominence of the mesenchymal elements. Case report. 129 30
A retrospective analysis is reported of 185 patients treated at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, in whom in the period 1984-1989 metastases to the brain from non-microcellular lung cancer were removed surgically. The statistical analysis was done by the Kaplan-Meier test. For neurosurgical treatment patients should be qualified without metastases to other organs and with brain metastatic
tumor
accessible for operation. The median survival was 12 months after operation on the brain, and 27 months after thoracic operation. The patients with cerebellar metastases had the same survival time after the operation as those with supratentorial metastases. Radiotherapy had no influence on the length of survival after
tumor
removal. Recurrence of brain tumour occurred in half the cases. Reoperation in case of recurrence prolonged the survival by another 10 months.
Neurol Neurochir
Pol
PMID:[Surgical treatment of brain metastases from non-microcellular lung cancer]. 130 11
Treatment of brain tumours, especially poorly differentiated gliomas, by conventional methods is usually unsuccessful. A possibility of improvement of these results could be given by mobilization of immune system mechanisms. This has been made possible by partial insight into the mechanism of this system, its specific relations with the central nervous system, and interaction between the
tumor
and the immune system. The aim of the paper was a surgery of the state of knowledge concerning the immunobiology of brain tumours.
Neurol Neurochir
Pol
PMID:[Immunology of the central nervous system and brain tumors]. 130 13
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