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. Moreover, the timing and triggers of the development of EAS in ONB remain unclear. Elucidating these factors is crucial because ONB is a slow-growing neoplasm with the potential for recurrence and metastasis over an extended period. This study aims to
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are recently discovered cancer cells that reside in the subsets of breast tumors including TNBCs. CSCs have the ability to self-renew and may be associated with recurrence and metastasis in breast cancer ( Al-Hajj et al . 2003 , Liu & Wicha 2010
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these are the issues of treatment resistance, disease recurrence, and metastasis. For example, whereas many ER + tumors respond to ER-targeted therapies (antiestrogens such as tamoxifen and aromatase inhibitors such as anastrozole, letrozole, and
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Phaeochromocytomas and paragangliomas (collectively termed PPGLs) are rare yet highly heritable neuroendocrine tumours, with over one third of cases associated with germline pathogenic variants (PVs) in numerous genes. PVs in succinate dehydrogenase subunit-A gene (SDHA) were initially implicated in hereditary PPGL in 2010 and SDHA has since become an important susceptibility gene accounting for up to 2.8 % of cases. However, it remains poorly understood, particularly regarding the clinical nature of SDHA PPGL, rates of recurrence and metastasis, and nature of metastatic disease. We present a narrative review of SDHA-related PPGL, covering pathophysiology, relevance to current clinical practice, and considerations for clinical genetics. We analyse a pool of 107 previously reported cases of SDHA-associated PPGL to highlight the spectrum of SDHA-related PPGL. Our analysis demonstrates SDHA PPGL occurs across a wide age-range (11-81 y) and affects men and women equally. SDHA PPGL typically present as single tumours (91%), usually occurring in the head and neck (46%) or abdomen (43%, including 15% with phaeochromocytomas). Metastatic disease was reported in 25.5% cases with bone (82%) and lymph nodes (71%) being the most common sites of metastasis, often identified many years after initial diagnosis. Family history of SDHA-related neoplasia was rare, reported in only 4% of cases. Understanding the clinical nature and risks associated with SDHA PVs is essential for facilitating optimal management of patients and their families.
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cancer ( Calle et al . 2003 ). Furthermore, obese patients are at greater risk of tumor recurrence and metastasis resulting in poor overall survival ( Loi et al . 2005 , Huber et al . 2009 ). Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death
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progression, recurrence, and metastasis are largely unknown. Oftentimes, GCTs are hemorrhagic and manifest as painful abdominal masses, with an average diameter more than 10 cm ( Young et al . 1984 , Aboud 1997 , Ko et al . 1999 , Sehouli et al . 2004
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metastatic parathyroid carcinoma, allowing for (a) careful study of the biologic contributors of recurrence and metastasis and (b) testing of therapeutic interventions. The currently available model systems fall short of these goals. Several are discussed
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of AGEs in breast cancer were systematically investigated, and the molecular mechanism of recurrence and metastasis in breast cancer patients with diabetes was explored. We demonstrated that AGEs function as tumor promoters in breast cancer patients
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recurrence and metastasis (2.2% rate without LVI/capsular invasion, 9.2% rate with LVI/capsular invasion, P <0.01). Although this study demonstrated an association between LVI and disease recurrence, it was limited to PTC <1cm in diameter, and did not
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