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PREDICTIVE PARAMETERS OF THE HEAD AND NECK CARCINOMAS

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Original title:PREDICTIVE PARAMETERS OF THE HEAD AND NECK CARCINOMAS
Authors:Pavel Smilek, Ladislav Dušek, Karel VeselĂ, Rom Kostica, Jan Rottenberg
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Citation:SMILEK, Pavel, Ladislav DUŠEK, Karel VESELĂ, Rom KOSTICA and Jan ROTTENBERG. PREDICTIVE PARAMETERS OF THE HEAD AND NECK CARCINOMAS (PREDICTIVE PARAMETERS OF THE HEAD AND NECK CARCINOMAS). In Abstract book, XVIII IFOS World Congress. Ăm: International Reederation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies, 2005. p. 2-3, 1 pp.Export BibTeX
@inproceedings{573772,
author = {Smilek, Pavel and Dušek, Ladislav and VeselĂ, Karel and Kostica, Rom and Rottenberg, Jan},
address = {Ăm},
booktitle = {Abstract book, XVIII IFOS World Congress},
keywords = {predictive parameters - flow cytometry - cytokinetic parameters},
language = {cze},
location = {Ăm},
pages = {2-3},
publisher = {International Reederation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies},
title = {PREDICTIVE PARAMETERS OF THE HEAD AND NECK CARCINOMAS},
year = {2005}
}
Original language:Czech
Field:ORL, ophthalmology, stomatology
Type:Article in Proceedings
Keywords:predictive parameters - flow cytometry - cytokinetic parameters

The analyses revealed significant position of advanced clinical stage (III+IV) and increased DNA ploidy as primary risk factors (p < 0.01). Cytokinetic parameters and proliferation activity were found as important predictors of the second level early progressed cases have typically decreased SPF fraction combined with increased mitotic activity.

The analyses revealed significant position of advanced clinical stage (III+IV) and increased DNA ploidy as primary risk factors (p < 0.01). Cytokinetic parameters and proliferation activity were found as important predictors of the second level early progressed cases have typically decreased SPF fraction combined with increased mitotic activity.

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