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Tumor proliferation in rectal cancer following preoperative irradiation
C. G. Willett
, G. Warland
, M. P. Hagan
, W. J. Daly
, J. Coen
, P. C. Shellito
, C. C. Compton
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Proliferative Activity
100%
Tumor Proliferation
100%
Rectal Cancer
100%
Preoperative Radiation
100%
Tumor
60%
Post-irradiation
60%
Pre-irradiation
20%
Immunostaining
20%
Improved Survival
20%
Ki-67
20%
Proliferating Cell nuclear Antigen
20%
Patient with Tumor
20%
Tumor Size
10%
Multivariate Analysis
10%
Pathologic
10%
High Dose
10%
Clinical Outcomes
10%
Irradiation
10%
Clinical High Risk
10%
Surgical Specimen
10%
Mitotic Count
10%
High-power Field
10%
Mitosis
10%
Tumor Biopsy
10%
Pretreatment Biopsy
10%
Rectal Wall
10%
Preoperative Surgery
10%
Locally Advanced Rectal Cancer
10%
Medicine and Dentistry
Preoperative Radiotherapy
100%
Tumor Progression
100%
Rectum Cancer
100%
Tumor
100%
Neoplasm
80%
Immunohistochemistry
40%
Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigen
40%
Drug Megadose
20%
Biopsy Technique
20%
Tumor Biopsy
20%
Multivariate Analysis
20%
Mitosis
20%
Nursing and Health Professions
Tumor Growth
100%
Rectum Cancer
100%
Preoperative Radiotherapy
100%
Neoplasm
60%
Immunohistochemistry
40%
Cycline
40%
Tumor Volume
20%
Clinical Outcome
20%
Drug Megadose
20%
Tumor Biopsy
20%
Biopsy Technique
20%
Multivariate Analysis
20%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Tumor Progression
100%
Immunostaining
66%
Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigen
66%
Ki-67
66%
Multivariate Analysis
33%
Drug Megadose
33%
Tumor Volume
33%
Mitosis
33%