Clinicopathological study on local recurrence after Miles' operation.

Pelvic recurrence after Miles' operation for anastomotic recurrence in a patient with stage I rectal cancer invading the proper muscle layer: Case report.

We performed D2 low anterior resection in a patient with stage I rectal cancer [pathological diagnosis: proper muscle (pm) invasion, n0, lymphatic invasion (ly), (-); venous invasion (v), (-); anal margin, (-)]. The tumor recurred at the anastomotic site approximately one year later and was treated with Miles' operation [pm, n0, ly (+); v (-); deep border of the primary tumor (-)]. The tumor ma...

Predictors of Mortality after Local Recurrence

Multiple studies show that, after treatment of invasive breast cancer with breast-conserving surgery, the risk of developing subsequent distant metastases and death is greater for women who experience a local recurrence than for women without a local recurrence1–5. The mortality rate is increased by a factor of 2 or 3 after local recurrence, but the risk varies between patients. For some patien...

Local recurrence after amputation for osteosarcoma.

Two hundred and forty-eight high-grade central osteosarcomata were treated by amputation or disarticulation; in 5.2 per cent the tumour recurred at the amputation site. The following causes may be responsible for local recurrence: the level of the amputation is too close to the tumour; there is an unrecognised intramedullary extension of the tumour; during a previous block resection tumour cell...

Evaluation of Local Recurrence of Breast Cancer after Mastectomy and Breast Preservation Therapy

Abstract Introduction: Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women. Even though mastectomy is known as a highly effective method to treat breast cancer, the percentage of patients with local recurrence is still high. Objective: To determine the incidence of local recurrence after mastectomy and breast preservation surgery. Materials and Methods: Patients with breast cancer that under...

Recurrence of aortic coarctation after operation in childhood.