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The Sentinel Lymph Node Concept |
Alfred J. Schauer; Wolfgang † Becker; Maximilian Reiser; Kurt Possinger
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
The Sentinel Lymph Node Concept
Esophageal and Gastrointestinal Cancer
Authors

A. Schauer; M. Schauer

ARI Id

1674219749883_3319771

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

369-400

DOI

10.1007/3-540-26393-4_26

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/3-540-26393-4_26

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Front Matter
I-XXVIII
Definition of the Sentinel Lymph Node and Basic Principles of Detection
3-4
Main Techniques of Sentinel Lymph Node Labeling
5-9
Different Aspects Dependent on Type and Localization of the Primary
11-22
Basic Strategies in Sentinel Node Detection and Exclusion or Verification of Cancer Metastasis into the Regional Node(s)
23-30
Positron Emission Tomography: Significance for Preoperative N-Staging
N. Avril; W. Weber; M. Schwaiger
31-37
Detection and Radiological Imaging of SLN
39-50
Lymphatic Drainage to the SLN
51-57
Specific Developments in Sentinel Node Labeling Using 99mTc-Colloids
59-69
Experience with and Suggestions for Cancer of Different Types and in Different Sites
71-87
General Techniques in Surgical Investigations
89-99
Radiation-Detecting Systems
101-112
Quality Criteria of Gamma Probes: Requirements and Future Developments
H. Wengenmair; J. Kopp; J. Sciuk
113-125
Statistical Evaluation in Detection of the SLN(s)
127-128
Are the Technical Conditions for SLN Detection Satisfactory?
129-130
Breast Cancer Diagnosis Based on Histopathology and/or Cytopathology Before Sentinel Lymph Node Labeling
131-138
Success of Stereotactic Fine-Needle Aspiration Cytology Depending on Quality of Sampling
I. Ruschenburg; B.H. Kamphausen; T. Töllner
139-143
Use of a Newly Developed Ultrarapid Immunohistochemical Method to Improve Security in Sentinel Node Investigation and Timing in Interdisciplinary Cooperation
J. Nährig; H. Höfler
145-149
“Micrometastasis” Versus “Microinvolvement”
151-153
Preoperative Axillary Lymph Node Diagnosis Using Ultrasmall Particles of Iron Oxide Combined with MRT
S.H. Heywang-Köbrunner; C. Stets; J. Buchmann; C. Lautenschläger; F. Gilbert; F. Wallis et al.
155-159
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