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Second-line treatment of gastric cancer or cancer of the gastroesophegeal junction: a case study of ramucirumab in Hong Kong

30 April 2020/Enter your password to view comments./in Gastrointestinal Cancer, Oncology, Chemotherapy, Immunotherapy, Surgery, Targeted Therapies, Pathology/by 陳穎樂醫生

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ASCO 2019 Lung Cancer: 36 Oral Presentations of the ASCO19 lung cancer track summarised

12 June 2019/0 Comments/in Conferences, Lung Cancer, Oncology, ASCO 2019 Annual Meeting, Chemotherapy, Immunotherapy, Radiology, Surgery, Targeted Therapies, Translational Research/by Stijn van den Borne, MSc

Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) was a key feature of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) 2019 annual meeting. This year, exciting results with neoadjuvant immunotherapy (I-O) from the LCMC3, NEOSTAR, and GECP16/03_NADIM studies as well as combinations of I-O  and PARP-inhibitors with chemoradiation therapy, and more. A summary of 36 oral presentations on NSCLC, SCLC, and Mesothelioma.

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Can-a-novel-temporary-and-fully-resorbable-surgical-implant-improve-the-outcome-of-common-hockey-and-soccer-injuries

Can a novel, temporary, and fully resorbable surgical implant improve the outcome of common hockey and soccer injuries?

26 April 2019/0 Comments/in Therapeutic Areas, Hernia Repair, Medical News Asia, News, Surgery/by Stijn van den Borne, MSc

UPPSALA, Sweden, April 24, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Researchers of the Erasmus University Medical Center in Rotterdam − the Netherlands, consider that the synthetic and fully resorbable TIGR® Matrix surgical mesh (Novus Scientific AB, Uppsala − Sweden) may reduce frequent risks related to the surgical repair of Sportsman’s hernia.

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Pembrolizumab FDA approved for adjuvant treatment of melanoma

16 February 2019/0 Comments/in US FDA Onc\Haem Approvals, Oncology, Melanoma & Skin Cancer, Immunotherapy, Surgery/by scienterrific

On 15 February 2019, the FDA approved pembrolizumab (Keytruda®, Merck) for the adjuvant treatment of melanoma patients with lymph node involvement following complete resection.

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Erasmus University MC investigating a new surgical matrix to reduce post-operative complications

16 January 2019/0 Comments/in Medical News Asia, Oncology, Surgery/by Stijn van den Borne, MSc

The synthetic and fully resorbable TIGR®Matrix surgical mesh (Novus Scientific AB, Uppsala − Sweden) might be an interesting candidate for the prevention of complications frequently observed with permanent mesh placement, according to Professor Johan Lange of the Erasmus University in Rotterdam − the Netherlands.

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TIGR®Matrix shows promising results when used for incisional hernia prevention in septic patients undergoing laparoscopy

4 December 2018/1 Comment/in Medical News Asia, Oncology, Surgery/by scienterrific

Onlay mesh placement of the synthetic and fully resorbable TIGR®Matrix surgical mesh (Novus Scientific AB, Uppsala — Sweden) for the prevention of incisional hernia in septic patients undergoing emergency laparoscopy showed encouraging efficacy and safety in a small retrospective study, as presented during the XXVIII Waterford Surgical October Club Meeting.

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Fully resorbable synthetic matrix offers improved safety for breast cancer patients undergoing immediate breast reconstruction

21 November 2018/0 Comments/in Breast Cancer, Medical News Asia, Oncology, Surgery/by scienterrific

UPPSALA, Sweden, Nov. 21, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Using the synthetic and fully resorbable TIGR®Matrix surgical mesh (Novus Scientific AB, Uppsala — Sweden) improves the outcome in breast cancer patients undergoing immediate reconstruction, as published in the Journal of Plastic Surgery and Hand Surgery.

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Early breast cancer treatment in China remains conservative

23 September 2018/0 Comments/in Breast Cancer, China, Oncology, Chemotherapy, Surgery/by scienterrific

Breast-conserving surgery is uncommon in China, and despite routinely performing SLNB the uptake of the ACOSOG Z0011 study recommendation to treat selected sentinel node-positive patients with whole breast irradiation and adjuvant systemic therapy instead of ALND remains low at only 17% of Chinese centres. These were the key findings of a national survey among 520 Chinese hospitals.

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Achieving Long-Term Survival in the First-Line Treatment of Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma; A Balancing Act of Efficacy and Side-Effects

29 November 2017/Enter your password to view comments./in Genitourinary Cancer, Oncology, Surgery/by Stijn van den Borne, MSc

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Ki67 in Breast Cancer: an overview

6 September 2016/3 Comments/in Breast Cancer, Oncology, Surgery, Targeted Therapies, Pathology, Translational Research/by Stijn van den Borne, MSc

Recent studies have shown new possible applications for Ki67. Huh et al. showed that low Ki67 levels in healthy breast tissue correlated with a lesser lifetime chance of breast cancer. Another study by Arnedos and colleagues concluded that palbociclib was able to invoke a significant Ki67-level drop. After a decade of Ki67-controversies, these results put the marker back in the spotlight.

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