Preservation Surgery for Malignant Disease

Ra, Evans

doi:10.1097/00007611-198912000-00017

Southern Medical Journal

1989

DOI: 10.1097/00007611-198912000-00017

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Preservation Surgery for Malignant Disease

Evans Ra¹

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“…I have previously suggested that all patients have a stable level of host defense against the implantation of circulating tumor cells [8,9]. I believe that risk of regional disease is primarily a function of its size.…”

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Elective lymph node dissection for clinical stage I malignant melanoma

Evans¹

1994

Journal of Surgical Oncology

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Elective lymph node dissection for clinical stage I malignant melanoma

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1994

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Multifocality in the Earliest Detectable Breast Carcinomas

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Harding³

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Arch Surg

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A prospective study (protocol SG 89-150) was undertaken to determine the role of mammographically guided fine-needle aspirations in the diagnosis and subsequent surgical treatment of nonpalpable, mammographically detected breast cancers. During this study, once a diagnosis of cancer based on mammographically guided fine-needle aspiration was established, a wide segmental excision was performed to attempt to eradicate local disease. Surgical margins free of tumor were obtained in all cases. Total excision of these small lesions permitted in-depth histopathologic evaluation of the specimens. This led to the discovery that even the earliest detectable breast cancers may have extensive involvement of the surrounding breast tissue, which is vital information for planning complete therapy for the patient with breast cancer.

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Results of salvage mastectomy for local recurrence after breast‐conserving surgery without radiation therapy

Evans¹,

Tsangaris²

1993

Cancer

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Preservation Surgery for Malignant Disease

Cited by 13 publications

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Elective lymph node dissection for clinical stage I malignant melanoma

Elective lymph node dissection for clinical stage I malignant melanoma

Multifocality in the Earliest Detectable Breast Carcinomas

Results of salvage mastectomy for local recurrence after breast‐conserving surgery without radiation therapy

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