Titlebook: Mechanisms of Carcinogenesis; Elizabeth K. Weisburger Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 Mamma.Tumor.cancer.carcinogenesis.carcinom

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Gary E. Gallick detail at the theoretical foundations of OML, comparing it to Batch Machine Learning (BML) and discussing what criteria should be developed for a meaningful comparison. The second part provides practical considerations, and the third part substantiates them with concrete practical applications...Th

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Thomas W. Kensler,Hildegard M. Schuller,Hiremagalur N. Jayaram,David A. Cooneyevelop on the optic disc and elsewhere in the retina in patients with diabetes mellitus. Ophthalmologists and physicians caring for people with diabetes are critical in preventing unnecessary blindness from diabetic retinopathy. Other less common causes of retinal neovascularization include ischaemi

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E. H. Krokowski,H. W. Wendt,P. A. Homyak common cause of non-arteritic branch or central retinal arterial occlusion is emboli that arise from either the carotid atherosclerotic plaques or heart valves. A stroke may precede or follow within days to weeks of retinal emboli. A stroke unit should evaluate patients with embolic retinal artery

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The Influence of Stressors on the Progression of Neoplastic Change,tion has been based on anecdotal reports that traumatic events or affective changes are frequently associated with illness. Despite its intuitive appeal, experimental data consistent with this position have only recently become available. However, at present, limited information is available concern

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,The Seven Types of Causes of Neoplastic Growth — An Organismic View,nt transformation of cells and the invasion of those in neighboring tissues. Neoplasms are an aberration of the biological phenomenon of growth. They occur in organisms with true tissues and some organisms with pseudotissues and plectenchymata. Neoplasms have been found in eumetazoan animals, in vas

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Premalignant and Non-Invasive Lesions of the Urinary Bladder,pillary, superficial carcinoma and non-papillary, invasive carcinoma. The former frequently recurs after treatment, often appears as a multifocal lesion in the bladder, but is associated with an excellent prognosis. The non-papillary tumor is invariably invasive, frequently associated with metastase