Biomedical subjects
J Nĕmec
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Positive scintigraphy of medullary thyroid cancer using 201Tl and alkalized 99mTc-DMSA.
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Endocrine ophthalmopathy. Diagnosis and long time evaluation from the endocrine view.
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Measurement of thyroglobulin and calcitonin in thyroid oncology--some problems and outlooks.
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Limitations of thyroglobulin screening of thyroid cancer.
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Differential diagnosis of thyroid nodules.
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Less advanced stages of differentiated thyroid cancer. Therapy and prognosis.
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Distant metastases of thyroid cancer--treatment and survival.
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Medullary thyroid cancer--diagnosis and active screening.
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Combined treatment of medullary cancer and the fate of patients.
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[The importance of titrating immunoreactive calcitonin in medullary carcinoma of the thyroid gland].
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[Comparison of the electromagnetic and photoelectric methods of recording the achilles tendon reflex].
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[Determination of auto-antithyroglobulin antibodies in blood].
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[The effect of the newly-developed Czechoslovak cytostatic, Benfluron, on the morphology of the blood and bone marrow in laboratory rats].
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[Perspectives in chemoprevention of tumors].
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Some factors influencing the survival of patients with less advanced stages of differentiated thyroid cancer.
Two groups of patients with less advanced stages of differentiated thyroid cancer were followed from 2 to more than 25 years: 1. 326 patients with preventive thyroid ablation (PTA) in cases of a tumor without lymphatic and remote metastases; 2. 471 patients with lymph node syndrome. It was found that the survival of patients with lymph node syndrome was less including the group below 40 years of age. Within the first group (with PTA) the survival was less in cases with the invasion of tumor through the thyroid capsula (stage T3 according to WHO classification). In both groups neither any significant effect of sex nor histological characteristics of the tumor (i.e. papillary v.s. follicular) was found. However, the effect of age was found to be remarkable in both groups, the prognosis being worse in patients after 40 years of age. Finally, the prognosis of less advanced stages of differentiated cancer was much better than than in patients with remote metastases.
[Hypoparathyroidism after surgery of the thyroid gland].
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