2004
DOI: 10.1055/s-2004-820322
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Das maligne peritoneale Mesotheliom - eine seltene Differenzialdiagnose der Peritonealkarzinose

Abstract: EinleitungPeritoneale Mesotheliome sind im klinischen Alltag selten [15,19]. Nur 20±30 % aller Mesotheliom-Fälle gehen vom Peritoneum aus. Weitaus häufiger findet man die pleurale Lokalisation (viszerale und parietale Pleura), das Mesotheliom des Perikards ist eine Rarität [3, 7]. Aufgrund ihrer unspezifischen Symptome werden peritoneale Mesotheliome meist erst im fortgeschrittenen Stadium erkannt. Die operative Therapie beschränkt sich dann häufig auf die Wiederherstellung der Magen-Darm-Passage [15]. Die Sta… Show more

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“…However, the phenomenon of foreign‐body–induced oncogenesis, which was repeatedly reported in animal models, seems to be hardly applicable to humans 4446. It is of interest that the discussion about weight‐dependent biological reactions has found its niche here, too: a pro‐oncogenic influence of heavy‐weight meshes was postulated on the basis of animal experiments 13. However, the risk of weight‐related oncogenesis appears to be highly exaggerated and not applicable to humans.…”
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“…However, the phenomenon of foreign‐body–induced oncogenesis, which was repeatedly reported in animal models, seems to be hardly applicable to humans 4446. It is of interest that the discussion about weight‐dependent biological reactions has found its niche here, too: a pro‐oncogenic influence of heavy‐weight meshes was postulated on the basis of animal experiments 13. However, the risk of weight‐related oncogenesis appears to be highly exaggerated and not applicable to humans.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent reports indicate that excessive connective tissue formation may lead to disturbed blood supply, which can cause fertility problems by means of azoospermia 911. Another aspect of a former, but recently recurring discussion is the oncogenicity of polypropylene meshes 12,13. Unlike the disquieting news about possible obstructive azoospermia as a long‐term sequela, any oncogenic potential of polypropylene meshes would certainly lead to their exclusion 1416…”
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