Clinical relevance and refinement of the sentinel node procedure in breast cancer and melanoma

Authors	S.H. Estourgie
Supervisors	B.B.R. Kroon
Cosupervisors	O.E. Nieweg
Award date	26-03-2004
Number of pages	119
Organisations	Faculty of Medicine (AMC-UvA)
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: NKI
Downloads	Thesis Cover Titlepage CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 2 THE SENTINEL LYMPH NODE IN SURGICAL ONCOLOGY: BREAST CANCER CHAPTER 3 LYMPHATIC MAPPING WITH TRACER ADMINISTRATION INTO THE PRIMARY BREAST CANCER CHAPTER 4 INTRATUMORAL VERSUS INTRAPARENCHYMAL INJECTION TECHNIQUE FOR LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY IN BREAST CANCER CHAPTER 5 EXCISIONAL BIOPSY OF BREAST LESIONS CHANGES THE DRAINAGE PATTERN: A REPRODUCIBILITY STUDY OF LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY CHAPTER 6 LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE PATTERNS OF THE BREAST CHAPTER 7 SHOULD THE HUNT FOR INTERNAL MAMMARY CHAIN SENTINEL NODES BEGIN? AN EVALUATION OF 150 BREAST CANCER PATIENTS CHAPTER 8 WHAT IS A FALSE NEGATIVE RESULT FOR SENTINEL NODE PROCEDURES IN BREAST CANCER? CHAPTER 9 EIGHT FALSE NEGATIVE SENTINEL NODE PROCEDURES IN BREAST CANCER: WHAT WENT WRONG? CHAPTER 10 REVIEW AND EVALUATION OF SENTINEL NODE PROCEDURES IN 250 MELANOMA PATIENTS WITH A MEDIAN FOLLOW-UP OF SIX YEARS CHAPTER 11 HIGH INCIDENCE OF IN-TRANSIT METASTASES AFTER SENTINEL NODE BIOPSY IN MELANOMA CHAPTER 12 SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS SAMENVATTING RESUMEN DANKWOORD CURRICULUM VITAE PUBLICATIES PRESENTATIES Stellingen behorend bij het proefschrift Cover
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