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Luying Gao,Xiaoyi Li,Yu Xia et al. Luying Gao et al.
Some 16.7% of patients with skip metastases who had a median follow-up of 45 months had recurrence or persistence. Recurrence/persistence-free survival rates at 3 and 5 years were 93.3% and 74.7%, respectively.
Yingyan Zhao,Weiwei Li,Lingling Tao et al. Yingyan Zhao et al.
Based on the clinical and ultrasonographic characteristics of patients with PTCs, the aim of our study was to investigate the risk factors and establish a nomogram for predicting the risk of skip metastases in PTCs.
Laura Elst,Manon T A Vreeburg,Hielke Martijn de Vries et al. Laura Elst et al.
Background: Penile squamous cell carcinoma (PSCC) is characterised by stepwise lymphatic dissemination. Skip metastases (SkMs) are rare metastases in the corpus cavernosum or spongiosum without continuity to the primary t...
Wenhao Zhang,Guang Mu,Jingjing Huang et al. Wenhao Zhang et al.
Moreover, the incidence of node 1 (N1) lymph node, sequential, and node 2 (N2) skip metastases were 12.2%, 12.7%, and 7.2%, respectively.
Marco Chiappetta,Carolina Sassorossi,Filippo Lococo et al. Marco Chiappetta et al.
Background: The prognostic difference among patients affected by NSCLC with hilar metastases only or mediastinal nodes metastases without hilar involvement (skip metastases) is still unclear. Aim of this study is to analy...
Anupama Giresh,Pradipta Kumar Parida,Preetam Chappity et al. Anupama Giresh et al.
To determine the prevalence of skip metastases in Oral-squamous-cell-carcinoma (OSCC). This prospective observational study was carried out on 100-cases of biopsy proven OSCC who underwent surgical treatment for the primary tumor along with neck dissection (ND).
Lauren E Miller,Vivienne H Au,Shanmugappiriya Sivarajah et al. Lauren E Miller et al.
The noncontiguous and skip metastases were in level IV (n = 2) and level III (n = 4), respectively.
Jun-Chao Zhou,Jian-Jun Wang,Tao Liu et al. Jun-Chao Zhou et al.
Background: Lymph node skip metastases are common in lung, breast, and thyroid cancer patients, but are rare in colon cancer patients. Specifically, lymph node skip metastases occur in 1%-3% of colon cancer patients....Previous reports have demonstrated colon cancer skip metastases involving the retropancreatic and portocaval lymph nodes and Virchow's node; however, reports involving skip metastases into the left neck lymph nodes and left shoulder skin are extremely rare, as are related reports of clinical treatment
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