2004
DOI: 10.5230/jkgca.2004.4.2.126
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Clinical Analysis of 61 Krukenberg Tumors

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“…Dans nos observations, nous avons constaté un cas de bilatéralité et un cas unilatéral droit. La localisation ovarienne droite isolée est estimée entre 9 et 28% [ 23 ]. Quant à l'atteinte gauche isolée, elle varie entre 40 et 50% des cas dans la littérature [ 23 ].…”
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“…Dans nos observations, nous avons constaté un cas de bilatéralité et un cas unilatéral droit. La localisation ovarienne droite isolée est estimée entre 9 et 28% [ 23 ]. Quant à l'atteinte gauche isolée, elle varie entre 40 et 50% des cas dans la littérature [ 23 ].…”
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“…La localisation ovarienne droite isolée est estimée entre 9 et 28% [ 23 ]. Quant à l'atteinte gauche isolée, elle varie entre 40 et 50% des cas dans la littérature [ 23 ]. Pour les auteurs, même si un des ovaires apparaît sain macroscopiquement, la métastase est presque toujours retrouvée des deux cotés à l'histologie.…”
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“…Se describen otros orígenes, como mama, tiroides, vejiga urinaria, etcétera 2,5 . La lesión ovárica puede ser significativamente más grande que el tumor primario 3,4 ; para este diagnóstico resultan útiles la ecografía, la tomografía computarizada y la RM 6 .…”
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“…In the context of FL research, four such theoretical models have been identified in the current literature: "the three-component model" (communication apprehension, fear of negative evaluation, and test anxiety) ascribed to Horwitz, et al (1986), Kim's et al (2004) model, Luo's ( 2013) fourdimensional model, and Luo's (2013) four-component construct of foreign language anxiety. Horwitz et al (1986) presume that foreign language class anxiety occurs due to the learner's perceived communication apprehension, fear of negative evaluation, and test of the foreign language.…”
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“…Therefore, The three sources are situation-specific as anxiety may occur during communicating, getting evaluated, and taking tests in the target language. On the other hand, Kim et al (2004) introduced a model with three components: production anxiety, literacy anxiety, and aural and evaluation anxiety which in turn produced two other components (instructor-induced anxiety and foreign language anxiety due to difficulties with cultural understanding) after undertaking qualitative research. In general, foreign language class anxiety is a complex barrier to language learning.…”
Section: Foreign Language Class Anxiety (Flca)mentioning
confidence: 99%