1.Some opinions of some clinical and paraclinical features of the cerebellar potine angle tumors
Journal of Practical Medicine 2001;401(8):42-47
54 patients with the cerebellar pontine angle tumor in Bach Mai, Viet Duc, Sainfaul, Hai Ba Trung Hospitals during 1/1998 - 10/2001 participated to a study. The results have shown that most of them were acoustic neurinoma 33/54 (61.1%), next to meningioma 10/54 (18.5%) and other tumors included medulloblastoma: 5(9.2%), astroytoma: 2 (3.7%), hemangioblastoma: 2 (3.7%), metastasis tumor: 1 (1,9%) and nerve V tumor 1 (1.9%). The acoustic neurinoma usually progresses slowly and its initial symptoms included tinitus, hearing loss. An imbalance is the first symptom of expansion of the tumor from cerebella to the pontine angle.
diagnosis, neoplasms
2.Markers of cancer
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2002;10():9-13
The markers of cancer were generated from cells of cancer or metabolism or immunoresponse to the canceration. For the last 2 decades of 20th century, many markers of cancer used clinically thanks to the development of new clone antibody. By developing the molecular biology. Many genes of cancer, telomere, telomerase, survivin were considered as markers of cancer have been detected for the recent 20 years.
neoplasms
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diagnosis
3.Remarks on 12 cases of hydropericardium due to metastatic cancer
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2005;314(9):28-31
the study included 12 cases of hydropericardium treated at Cardiovascular Surgery Department, Cho Ray Hospital between 2004 and July 2005. Most of them were metastasis of lung cancer, followed is carina ganglion cancer and gastric adenoma. In term of treatment, there was one patient underwent thoracotomy for wide pericardiotomy. The remaining patients were treated by pericardiocenteses. These patients had poor prognosis and low survival rates
Neoplasms
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Diagnosis
4.Study on the lesion inside and outside of region of gastric cancer
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 1999;233(2):86-90
A study on 50 patients with dissected gastric cancer in the E hospital has shown that the male-female ratio was 3/2. The gastric cancer rate was increased with age. The cancer in the 1/3 of lower stomach (4-%), mainly in the small curve (36%); size of tumor: 3-6 cm (36%), 6 cm (44%), early detected cancer (8%), late detected cancer (92%), chronic gastritis and atrophy (92%); intestinal heteroplasia and dysplasia (60%). The heteroplasia and dysplasia occurred more frequently in the gastric epithelioma then undifferentied gastric cancer.
Stomach Neoplasms
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neoplasms
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Diagnosis
5.The role of CA 72-4 in the diagnosis and the monitoring of gastric cancer
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2000;(4):29-31
The tumor marker CA 72-4 has been determined sera of gastric cancer patients to evaluate its role in the diagnosis and the monitoring of treatment. Adenocarcinoma of the stomach: 68 (38 men, 30 women; age 17-70) Gastric ulcer and gastritis: 10 (male: 8, female: 2; age 30-72). Criteria of diagnosis: cytologic examination. 40 patients have been monitored CA 72-4 during one month after operation. There were high statistical difference of CA 71-4 concentrations between cancer and healthy groups (p< 0.001); but no difference between ulcer and healthy people (p<0.005) has been found. The specificity of CA 72-4 for gastric cancer was 100%; sensitivity: 73.53%; Positive predictive value: 100%; Negative predictive value: 35.7%. 77.5% of cases had decreased levels of CA 72-4 after surgery. But in 4 cases, the increased concentrations of this marker correlated with residual tumor. The results showed that CA 72-4 proved to be specific and sensitive in the diagnosis and prognosis and monitoring of surgical treatment of gastric cancer.
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Stomach Neoplasms
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neoplasms
6.Study on histopathology of invasive characteristics of gastric cancer on gastrointestinal wall upper the tumours
Journal of Medical Research 2005;33(1):24-29
Study was conducted cross on the sections from 3cm and 5cm of tumor upper edge of 125 patients with gastric carcinoma. Results: the percentage of existence of tissue cancer at the section that above the tumors 3cm and 5cm was 20.8% and 10.4%, respectively. The percentage of existence of tissue cancer at the cross section 3cm and 5cm was higher than invasive type in comparison with intestinal type (28.3% vs 16.5% and 15.2% vs 7.6%), in undifferentiated carcinoma, adenocarcinoma and Signet-ring cell carcinoma comparison with duct carcinoma (36.8%, 37.5% and 26.3% vs 9.7% at cross section 3cm and 21.1%, 18.8% and 10.5% vs 3.2% at cross section 5cm), in tumors with diameter >2cm and ≤5cm comparison with tumors ≤2cm (27% vs 7.1% at cross section 3cm and 14.3% vs 0% at cross section 5cm), in invasive carcinoma of sero comparison with shorter invasive carcinoma and at last in carcinoma of gland metastasis comparison with tumors without gland metastasis (4.7% vs 11.4% at cross section 3cm and 16.7% vs 4.5% at cross section 5cm).
Stomach Neoplasms
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Gastrointestinal Neoplasms
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Diagnosis
7.Remarks on clinical characteristics in 32 differentiated thyroid carcinoma patients treated at Hospital K from October 2002 to May 2003
Journal of Practical Medicine 2005;510(4):88-90
Study on 32 differentiated thyroid carcinoma patients treated at Hospital K from October 2002 to May 2003. Results: thyroid carcinoma often occurred in young people, group of 31-50 years old accounted for more than 50% of patients, more common in female than male. The initial common symptoms are thyroidal tumor and cervical nodes. The rate of hospital admission after onsets 1-2 years was 62.5%. The rate of cervical nodes can be clinically discovered was 62%. Carotid nodes were common and nodal metastases commonly occurred in papillary carcinoma. Histological diagnosis showed that papillary carcinoma accounted for 81.25% and follicular carcinoma was 18.75%. Surgical treatments were commonly total thyrodectomy in combination with radiotherapy.
Thyroid Neoplasms
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Diagnosis
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Therapeutics
8.The clinical and ana-pathology characteristics of basal cell carcinoma
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2004;298(5):46-50
At Hanoi K Hospital from 1992 to 1996 years 149 sets of patho histological samples from patients with basal cell carcinoma were studied.
The study showed that this cancer was developed usually in elderly subjects of average 61,8 years old of age and with male/female ratio 1,04. The carcinoma appeared mainly at the face-neck area (98,6%) especially in skin area of nose, cheek and eye (83,2%), a high portion (36,9%) of patients was hospitalized early, but the late portion was considerable – 12,1%. A rate of 16,8% appeared within 60%, especially the large size cancers – 38,9% for the size > 5cm. The recurrent cancer of < 2 cm in size developed only within 2 first years- some larger size cancer could be appeared late, after 3-4 years
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Carcinoma
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Neoplasms
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Epidemiology
9.Contribution to establishment and completion of some criteria of cytologic diagnosis in 5 frequent bronchial cancers
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2001;263(9):9-14
Contribution to the establishment and /or improvement of study on some criteria of cytologic diagnosis 5 major lung carcinomas. 50 cases of lung cancer including 14 squamous carcinomas, 18 adenocarcinomas, 8 large cell carcinomas, 8 small cell carcinomas and 2 adeno-squamous carcinomas were diagnosed cytologically and confirmed by histological confrontation. Criteria of cytologic diagnosis were presented and discussed.
Bronchial Neoplasms
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diagnosis
10.Early detection of cervix cancer by cytological screening
Journal of Medical Research 1998;5(1):3-6
26,492 women from various regions, including 207 communes (203 from the North and the Middle of Vietnam, 4 from Can Tho province) and 3 hospitals (2 in Ha noi and 1 in Can Tho) have been examined (from 1990 to 1996) in order to detect early lessions of cervix cancer by cytological screening. The results are summarized respectively as follows: 1. Communes (on the whole): SIL all types (3.36%) among them LSIL (2.49%) and HSIL (0.87%); invasive carcinomas (0.029%). In Can Tho province (corresponding rates): 3.69% with LSIL (2.71%), HI|SIL (0.98%) and invasive carcinomas (0.06%). 2. Hospitals. Ha noi hospitals: SIL all types (5.62%) with HSIL (2.28%) and invasive carcinomas (0.05%). Can Tho hospital (respectively): 4.57%, 2.38% and 2.75%. The diffirences betwween the morbidity and the ASR (100,000 people) in the North and in the South are discussed.
Uterine Cervical Neoplasms
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diagnosis