Examples of using Sentinel node in English and their translations into Spanish
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Sentinel node biopsy is becoming standard practice for cancer patients who show no evidence of lymph node involvement.
The sentinel node biopsy is not suitable for everyone and your surgeon will
Lymph node dissection will not be performed if the sentinel node is not involved
The sentinel node is the first lymph node that the tumour cells encounter when attempting to disseminate through the lymph.
The procedure for detecting the sentinel node and thereby its involvement begins the day before the operation,
lumpectomies, sentinel node biopsies and reconstruction procedures.
Another way to find out if breast cancer has spread to lymph nodes under the arm is a sentinel node biopsy.
this evaluation may be possible to check the sentinel node(s) at the time of surgery.
the specialist locates the sentinel node that contains the radiopharmaceutical injected the day before.
The surgeon can thereby accurately determine the location of the sentinel node and remove it for subsequent analysis.
tracer travels to the lymph nodes, arriving at the sentinel node first.
2 lymph nodes it travels to are called the sentinel node(s).
N1: Cancer is seen in 1 to 3 axillary or mammary lymph nodes or the sentinel node(s).
A sentinel node biopsy involves injecting a small amount of radioactive material
If the results of sentinel node biopsy shows that the node(s)
typically a sentinel node or null, to facilitate traversal of the list.
Analysis of the sentinel node provides information on the extent of the disease,
to include sentinel node biopsy.
the affected breast and thus locate the sentinel node.
RESULTS: The sentinel nodes were identified in 10 of the 14 patients(71.4%).