Add to ORKGField cancerization was first described in 1953 as histologically altered epithelium surrounding tumor samples taken from the upper aerodigestive tract. Since then, the term has been used to describe multiple patches of premalignant disease, a higher than expected prevalence of multiple local second primary tumors and the presence of synchronous distant tumors within the upper aerodigestive tract. We report one such case of field cancerization in a 70-year-old male patien
Recent molecular genetic studies provide evidence that the majority of, if not all, head and neck sq...
Tobacco, alcohol, and betel quid are the main causes of squamous cell cancers of the upper aerodiges...
developed multiple preneoplastic lesions and synchronous (ie, those detected simultaneously) or meta...
Background. Field cancerization is a phenomenon in which prolonged exposure to carcinogens induces c...
Worldwide, head and neck squamous cell carcinoma is the sixth most common malignancy in men. The par...
Notwithstanding extended surgical approaches or adjuvant chemoradiotherapy, the development of multi...
The concept of "field cancerization" was first introduced by Slaughter et el. [D. P, Slaughter et al...
The concept of oral field cancerization (OFC) has been ever changing since its first description by ...
It is increasingly evident that cancer results from altered organ homeostasis rather than from dereg...
Patients with oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) are at risk of developing second or multiple prima...
Slaughter et al (1953) coined the term ′field cancerization′ for the mucosa of head and neck region ...
Objectives. From 1953 (1) the term “field cancerization” has been used to describe an “increased ris...
A76-year-old man with chronic obstructivelung disease and a 60 pack-year history ofsmoking presented...
In 1953, Slaughter et al. [D. P. Slaughter et al., Cancer (Phila.), 6: 963-968, 1953] proposed the c...
In 1953, Slaughter et al. [D. P. Slaughter et al., Cancer (Phila.), 6: 963–968, 1953] proposed the c...
Recent molecular genetic studies provide evidence that the majority of, if not all, head and neck sq...
Tobacco, alcohol, and betel quid are the main causes of squamous cell cancers of the upper aerodiges...
developed multiple preneoplastic lesions and synchronous (ie, those detected simultaneously) or meta...
Background. Field cancerization is a phenomenon in which prolonged exposure to carcinogens induces c...
Worldwide, head and neck squamous cell carcinoma is the sixth most common malignancy in men. The par...
Notwithstanding extended surgical approaches or adjuvant chemoradiotherapy, the development of multi...
The concept of "field cancerization" was first introduced by Slaughter et el. [D. P, Slaughter et al...
The concept of oral field cancerization (OFC) has been ever changing since its first description by ...
It is increasingly evident that cancer results from altered organ homeostasis rather than from dereg...
Patients with oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) are at risk of developing second or multiple prima...
Slaughter et al (1953) coined the term ′field cancerization′ for the mucosa of head and neck region ...
Objectives. From 1953 (1) the term “field cancerization” has been used to describe an “increased ris...
A76-year-old man with chronic obstructivelung disease and a 60 pack-year history ofsmoking presented...
In 1953, Slaughter et al. [D. P. Slaughter et al., Cancer (Phila.), 6: 963-968, 1953] proposed the c...
In 1953, Slaughter et al. [D. P. Slaughter et al., Cancer (Phila.), 6: 963–968, 1953] proposed the c...
Recent molecular genetic studies provide evidence that the majority of, if not all, head and neck sq...
Tobacco, alcohol, and betel quid are the main causes of squamous cell cancers of the upper aerodiges...
developed multiple preneoplastic lesions and synchronous (ie, those detected simultaneously) or meta...