Effects of Dietary Counseling on Patients with Colorectal Cancer

Dobrila-Dintinjana, Renata; Trivanović, Dragan; Dintinjana, Marijan; Vukelić, Jelena; Vanis, Nenad

doi:10.5772/28384

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“…The optical afterglow reported by Klotz et al (2012a) was observed by many telescopes in the subsequent couple of days. We acquired images in the optical bands (g ′ Ri ′ z ′ ), starting from ∼ 3.5 min after the burst, with the 2-m Liverpool robotic telescope (24), the 0.6-m Cichocki robotic telescope at the Črni Vrh Observatory (10), the 0.43-m T17 telescope (26), the 0.32-m robotic telescope at the Bassano-Bresciano Observatory (61; 62; 63; 64; 65), the MITSuME 1.05-m telescope at the Ishigakijima Observatory (40; 41) and the 0.51-m telescope at the Cima Rest Observatory (75). Near-infrared data were acquired with the 1.3-m Pairitel telescope in the JHK s-bands (54).…”

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The nature of the late achromatic bump in GRB 120326A

Melandri

Virgili

Guidorzi

et al. 2014

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The long Swift gamma-ray burst GRB 120326A at redshift z = 1.798 exhibited a multi-band light curve with a striking feature: a latetime, long-lasting achromatic rebrightening, rarely seen in such events. Peaking in optical and X-ray bands ∼ 35 ks (∼ 12.5 ks in the GRB rest frame) after the 70-s GRB prompt burst, the feature brightens nearly two orders of magnitude above the underlying optical power-law decay. Modelling the multiwavelength light curves, we investigate possible causes of the rebrightening in the context of the standard fireball model. We exclude a range of scenarios for the origin of this feature: reverse-shock flash, late-time forward shock peak due to the passage of the maximal synchrotron frequency through the optical band, late central engine optical/X-ray flares, interaction between the expanding blast wave and a density enhancement in the circumburst medium and gravitational microlensing. Instead we conclude that the achromatic rebrightening may be caused by a refreshed forward shock or a geometrical effect. In addition, we identify an additional component after the end of the prompt emission, that shapes the observed X-ray and optical light curves differently, ruling out a single overall emission component to explain the observed early time emission.

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The nature of the late achromatic bump in GRB 120326A

Melandri

Virgili

Guidorzi

et al. 2014

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“…Factors associated with increased risk of colorectal cancer are host susceptibility and a sequence of different carcinogenic exposures. Although specific etiology for sporadic colorectal cancer is still elusive predisposing hereditary and environmental factors have been clearly identified [1].…”

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Unusual Spreading of Colon Adenocarcinoma into the Right Hip Area: A Case Report

Dobrila-Dintinjana¹,

Petranović²,

Pilčić³

et al. 2012

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Adenocarcinoma is the most common colon cancer type. This form of colonic neoplasms usually metastasizes initially to regional lymphatic system and through the blood circulation to the lungs and liver, while other forms of expansion and involvement of other organ systems are less common. Extraluminal carcinoma is very rare. Only a few authors describe the direct spread of cancer to adjacent structures and organs. In this paper we present a case of a 76-year old patient with tumor mass extending from the colon to the right hip area “<i>per continuitatem</i>”. The patient had no symptoms and signs that would indicate the presence of neoplastic process in the colon. Only a discomfort in right leg was present and finally tumor mass was visualized. Biopsy and patohistology findings confirmed final diagnosis and type of tumor in the right hip region. Pathohistologicaly tumor was adenocarcinoma

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Effects of Dietary Counseling on Patients with Colorectal Cancer

Cited by 2 publications

References 38 publications

The nature of the late achromatic bump in GRB 120326A

The nature of the late achromatic bump in GRB 120326A

Unusual Spreading of Colon Adenocarcinoma into the Right Hip Area: A Case Report

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