Cancer Innovations
cancer makes
cells separate wildly. This can bring about tumors, harm to the insusceptible framework, and other disability that can be lethal. In the United States, an expected 15.5 million individuals with a background marked by malignant growth were living as of January 1, 2016, as indicated by a 2018 report from the American
Cancer Society. In this article, we analyze sorts of malignant growth, how the malady creates, and the numerous medicines that help improve the personal satisfaction and endurance rates.
Malignancy is an expansive term. It portrays the
infection that outcomes when cell changes cause the uncontrolled development and division of cells. A few sorts of disease cause quick cell development, while others cause
cells to develop and partition at a more slow rate. Certain types of
malignancy bring about obvious developments called tumors, while others, for example, leukemia, don't. The vast majority of the body's
cells have explicit capacities and fixed life expectancies. While it might seem like a terrible thing, cell demise is a piece of a characteristic and advantageous wonder called apoptosis. A cell gets directions to pass on so the body can supplant it with a more up to date cell that capacities better. Harmful
cells come up short on the segments that teach them to quit isolating and to kick the bucket. Subsequently, they develop in the body, utilizing oxygen and supplements that would ordinarily sustain different cells. Dangerous
cells can frame tumors, impede the resistant framework and cause different changes that keep the body from working normally.
High Impact List of Articles
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Breast Cancer Heterogeneity Analysis as Index of Response to Treatment Using MRI Images: A Review
Mohammed El Adoui*, Stylianos Drisis, Mohamed Amine Larhmam, Marc Lemort & Mohammed Benjelloun
Research Article: Imaging in Medicine
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Breast Cancer Heterogeneity Analysis as Index of Response to Treatment Using MRI Images: A Review
Mohammed El Adoui*, Stylianos Drisis, Mohamed Amine Larhmam, Marc Lemort & Mohammed Benjelloun
Research Article: Imaging in Medicine
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Short commentary on the recently published paper patient-specific instrument can achieve same accuracy with less resection time than navigation assistance in periacetabular pelvic tumor surgery: a cadaveric study
KC Wong, KY Sze, IOL Wong, CM Wong and SM Kumta
Review Article: Imaging in Medicine
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Short commentary on the recently published paper patient-specific instrument can achieve same accuracy with less resection time than navigation assistance in periacetabular pelvic tumor surgery: a cadaveric study
KC Wong, KY Sze, IOL Wong, CM Wong and SM Kumta
Review Article: Imaging in Medicine
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Current and future roles of molecular breast imaging in the community-based breast center
Jean M Weigert and Douglas A Kieper
Editorial: Imaging in Medicine
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Current and future roles of molecular breast imaging in the community-based breast center
Jean M Weigert and Douglas A Kieper
Editorial: Imaging in Medicine
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Evolution of CT colonography
Stefanie Weinstein, Rizwan Aslam and Judy Yee
Review Article: Imaging in Medicine
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Evolution of CT colonography
Stefanie Weinstein, Rizwan Aslam and Judy Yee
Review Article: Imaging in Medicine
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Radiation dose reduction in computed tomography: techniques and future perspective
L Yu, X Liu, S Leng, JM Kofler,
JC Ramirez-Giraldo, M Qu, J Christner,
JG Fletcher & CH McCollough
Review Article: Imaging in Medicine
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Radiation dose reduction in computed tomography: techniques and future perspective
L Yu, X Liu, S Leng, JM Kofler,
JC Ramirez-Giraldo, M Qu, J Christner,
JG Fletcher & CH McCollough
Review Article: Imaging in Medicine
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