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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Immunomodulatory Activity of Glycodelin : Implications in Allograft Rejection

Dixit, Akanksha January 2017 (has links) (PDF)
Glycodelin, a homodimeric glycoprotein belonging to the lipocalin superfamily, is synthesised predominantly by the cells of the reproductive system of certain primates including humans. Of the four different known glycoforms of the molecule, glycodelin A (GdA), secreted by the glandular epithelial cells of the endometrium in response to progesterone, is involved in the immunosuppression of the maternal immune response to the semi-allograft fetus. GdA secretion onsets few days after ovulation. In the absence of fertilization, GdA levels drop, but subsequent to a successful fertilization, the concentrations peak till the 12th week of pregnancy and fall steadily to low levels. The importance of GdA has been implicated in implantation, endometrial receptivity, trophoblast invasion and differentiation, and modulating the functions of almost all immune cells. GdA has profound influence on the activity of T cells. It inhibits the proliferation of T cells, induces apoptosis in activated T cells, inhibits the IL-2 production and leads to skewing of the Th-1/Th-2 balance towards Th-2 type of immune response. Cytotoxic T lymphocytes are more resistant to the induction of apoptosis by GdA, but, it suppresses their cytolytic activity Additionally, GdA induces apoptosis in monocytes and natural killer (NK) cells, inhibits the proliferation of B cells and induces tolerogenic phenotype in dendritic cells. Clinical studies showing that women undergoing recurring spontaneous abortions have low levels of GdA supports its role in prevention of fetus rejection. The immunomodulatory activity of Gd resides in the protein backbone, however, apart from GdA and GdF which have similar oligosaccharide chains, other glycoforms do not possess this activity. Glycosylation seems to dictate the stability, folding and activity of Gd. In absence of glycosylation, the expression of the recombinant Gd is compromised and the protein is improperly folded while over-mannosylation of Gd impairs its immunomodulatory function. Additionally, sialylation seen on the glycan chain regulates the activity. Therefore, in order to obtain adequate amounts of active recombinant Gd (rGd), expression of the protein was attempted in three different systems, insect, yeast and bacteria (Chapter 1). In all of the described systems, the rGd protein was found apoptotically active. The protein expressed in the Sf21 insect cells was demonstrated to be differentially glycosylated compromising the activity. Hence, a genetically modified yeast strain, Pichia pastoris SuperMAN5 was explored for expression. Though presence of a single glycosylated protein species was observed in small-scale cultures, similar to the case of Sf21 cell expression, differentially glycosylated proteins were detected in large-scale fermentation and even the yield was low. Eventually, mutant Gd, modified to increase the stability and aid in proper protein folding, was expressed in E.coli and demonstrated to be able to induce apoptosis in Jurkat cells (T cell leukemia cell line). This active rGd was used for further studies. The immunomodulatory function of GdA during pregnancy protects the semi-allograft fetus from rejection by the maternal immune system. In the process, GdA tweaks the T cell immune response from pro-inflammatory to anti-inflammatory in a specific and localized manner. Allograft rejection seen during mis-match transplantations is basically a pro-inflammatory condition which is mediated by the activation of cellular immune response, NK cell cytotoxicity and antibody-dependent immune response, the same processes that are suppressed for a successful pregnancy. Chapter 2 discusses whether it is feasible to use Gd to prevent allograft rejection. Killing of target graft cells by the cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs) predominantly presides acute graft rejection. GdA treatment has been shown to suppress the cytotoxicity of in vitro generated CTLs. On this basis, the earlier study was translated to in vivo conditions by establishing an allograft nude mouse model. The tumor rejection mediated by the action of in vitro generated cytotoxic alloactivated PBMCs in the nude mouse imitated the allograft rejection. A heterogenous population of immune cells with the predominance of CTLs was chosen to accommodate a more interactive immune response in the tumor microenvironment and enabled the study of other cells which may contribute to the rejection. Reactivation and proliferation of CD4+ and CD8+ T cells following their infiltration in the tumor validated our hypothesis. On treatment with rGd, the cytotoxicity of the alloactivated PBMCs was suppressed, thereby inhibiting the tumor rejection in the nude mouse. Real time PCR analysis showed that rGd treatment was able to affect the functions of the immune cells in vivo. It decreased the T cell population most probably by inducing apoptosis. As expected, the reduction was more prominent in case of CD4+ T cells than CD8+ T cells. The their expression of key molecules responsible for the cytotoxicity such as IL-2, granzyme B and EOMES, was observed to be downregulated by rGd. Concomitantly, decreased levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines, TNFα and IL-6 were also seen. Expression of Foxp3, marker for regulatory T cells, was upregulated in the tumor infiltrating immune cells suggesting an expansion of the concerned population upon rGd treatment. Overall, rGd seems to suppress the cellular immune response to the tumor by modulating the T cell population and their functions. Since, T cell-dependent immune response is central to allograft rejection, the ability of rGd to regulate it could be of therapeutic use in the management of allograft rejection. NK cells are essential for the maintenance of pregnancy, evident from their abundance (70% of total leukocytes) at the first trimester decidua. The third chapter focuses on how Gd regulates the NK cell function. The cytokine production from CD56bright subset of NK cells and their interaction with the HLA antigens expressed by the trophoblast cells helps in creating a favourable environment for the growth of the fetus. It is important to note that the NK cell population present in the decidua exclusively express Gd, implicating a role of Gd in their differentiation from the peripheral CD56bright cells. However, an increased number of CD56dimCD16+ cells in the peripheral blood dictates a negative outcome for the pregnancy. The study, presented in Chapter 3, demonstrated that rGd treatment induces caspase-dependent apoptosis in the activated CD56dimCD16+ cells and reduces their cytotoxicity by downregulating granzyme B and IFNγ production. Similar effect of rGd is also seen on the NKT cells characterised as CD3+CD56dimCD16-. Furthermore, in YT-Indy cells, an activated NK cell line, it was shown that the induction of apoptosis by rGd involves Ca2+ signalling which could explain why Gd affects activated immune cells only. This study therefore reinforces the role of Gd in modulating the NK cell activity during pregnancy. Cytotoxicity of NK and NKT cells also plays an important role during allograft rejection. Decrease in the mRNA levels of CD56 upon rGd treatment in the allograft mouse model indicates that the effect of Gd on NK cells observed in cell culture system can be translated to in vivo conditions. In conclusion, suppression of the cellular immune response and NK cell mediated cytotoxicity by rGd could potentiate its’ probable use in the management of allograft rejection. .
192

Endometrial thermal ablation:a choice for treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding

Ahonkallio, S. (Sari) 28 May 2013 (has links)
Abstract Heavy menstrual bleeding causes significant health and social problems for up to 30% of women at some point of their lives. Medical treatment is not always sufficient or tolerated by women. Hysterectomy is a definitive solution, but it is a major operation associated with long disability and potential severe complications. Endometrial ablation techniques have been developed to avoid the risks related to hysterectomy. Further evolution of these techniques also offers a possibility of a quick and simple outpatient procedure. This study evaluated the long-term effects of endometrial ablation on heavy menstrual bleeding and later endometrial diagnostics. Another aim was to compare the costs when the procedure was performed in different settings. Finally, the effect of hyaluronic acid gel on intrauterine adhesion formation was assessed. Endometrial ablation had a good long-term effect on heavy menstrual bleeding in a retrospective study of 172 women, and up to 84% avoided hysterectomy during the follow-up time mean of 5 years. Seventy-six per cent of the patients were satisfied with the procedure. Due to the formation of intrauterine adhesions, prior endometrial ablation compromised later diagnostics of endometrium, and outpatient endometrial sampling failed in 23% of 57 women who had undergone endometrial ablation a mean of 6 years earlier, but that did not seem to have clinical importance. In a prospective, randomized and double-blind pilot study of 36 patients, hyaluronic acid gel did not prevent the formation of intrauterine adhesions. In a cost-minimisation analysis based on real resource use, performing endometrial ablation as an outpatient procedure under local anaesthetic instead of a day case procedure performed in the operating theatre under general anaesthetic reduced the costs significantly, from 1,865 to 1,065 euros. In conclusion, the results of this study suggest that endometrial ablation is a good alternative for the treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding, and remarkable cost savings can be achieved by taking the procedure out of the operating theatre. The formation of intrauterine adhesions is common and cannot be prevented with hyaluronic acid gel. / Tiivistelmä Runsaat kuukautiset aiheuttavat merkittävää terveydellistä ja sosiaalista haittaa jopa kolmasosalle naisista jossain elämänvaiheessa. Lääkehoito ei aina ole riittävä, eivätkä kaikki naiset voi tai halua käyttää sitä. Kohdunpoisto on lopullinen ratkaisu, mutta se on iso leikkaus, johon liittyy pitkä työkyvyttömyys ja vakavien komplikaatioiden riski. Näiden riskien välttämiseksi on kehitetty kohdun limakalvon tuhoavia tekniikoita, joista nykyisin eniten käytetty on limakalvon tuhoaminen lämpöhoidon avulla. Nykytekniikoilla toimenpide voidaan myös tehdä helposti ja nopeasti polikliinisesti. Tässä tutkimuksessa arvioitiin kohdun limakalvon lämpöhoidon pitkäaikaisvaikutuksia runsaiden kuukautisten hoidossa ja sen vaikutusta myöhemmin tapahtuvaan kohdun limakalvon diagnostiikkaan. Niin ikään verrattiin päiväkirurgisen ja polikliinisen toimenpiteen kustannuksia. Lopuksi tutkittiin pystytäänkö hyaluronihappogeelin avulla estämään kohdunsisäisten kiinnikkeiden muodostumista. Lämpöhoidolla oli hyvä pitkäaikaisvaikutus runsaisiin kuukautisiin 172 naista käsittäneessä retrospektiivisessä tutkimuksessa, ja kohdunpoistolta välttyi keskimäärin 5 vuoden seuranta-aikana 84 % naisista. 76 % naisista oli tyytyväisiä hoitoon. Lämpöhoidon aiheuttamat kohdunsisäiset kiinnikkeet vaikeuttivat myöhempää kohdun limakalvon diagnostiikkaa. Polikliininen imunäytteen otto ei onnistunut 23 %:lla 57 potilaasta, joille oli tehty lämpöhoito keskimäärin 6 vuotta aikaisemmin. Tällä ei kuitenkaan näyttänyt olevan juurikaan kliinistä merkitystä. 36 potilasta käsittäneessä, prospektiivisessa, satunnaistetussa kaksoissokkotutkimuksessa hyaluronihappogeelin avulla ei pystytty estämään kohdunsisäisten kiinnikkeiden muodostumista. Todelliseen resurssien käyttöön perustuvassa kustannusten minimointianalyysissa todettiin, että tekemällä lämpöhoito polikliinisesti paikallispuudutuksessa leikkaussalissa nukutuksessa tehtävän toimenpiteen sijasta, kustannukset laskevat 1865 eurosta 1065 euroon. Tämän tutkimuksen perusteella kohdun limakalvon lämpöhoito tarjoaa hyvän vaihtoehdon runsaiden kuukautisten hoitoon, ja sen kustannuksia voidaan merkittävästi pienentää tekemällä toimenpide polikliinisesti. Kohdunsisäisten kiinnikkeiden muodostuminen on tavallista, eikä sitä pystytä estämään hyaluronihappogeelin avulla.
193

Outcomes of Myosin 1C Gene Expression Depletion on Cancer-related Pathways, in Vitro and in Clinical Samples

Pfister, Anna January 2016 (has links)
The unconventional myosin IC has previously been suggested to be a haploinsufficient tumour suppressor. The mechanism for this action has hitherto been unknown, however, and hence we decided to attempt to elucidate the genes involved. The first study involved knock-down of MYO1C using siRNA technology followed by whole transcriptiome microarray analysis performed on samples taken at different time points post transfection. This revealed a cornucopia of differential expressions compared to the negative control, among them we found an early up-regulation of the PI3K/AKT pathway and the pathway for prostate cancer. Among the down regulated pathways we found endometrial-, colorectal cancer and small cell lung cancer as well as the cell cycle pathway which was a little counter intuitive to the hypothesis that MYO1C suppresses cancer. For the next study six different genes (CCND1, CCND2, CDKN2B, CDKN2C, MYC, RBL1) important for the transitions into S-phase of the cell cycle were therefore chosen for validation using qPCR. These six genes and MYO1C were analysed on both the original time series and a new biological replicate as well as a well stratified set of endometrial carcinoma samples. We were able to verify the significant down-regulation of CCND2 in both time series indicating that this is caused by the depletion of MYO1C. In the tumour samples we saw a negative correlation between the expression of MYO1C and FIGO grade corroborating results previously found by our group when looking at protein expression.
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Matrix metalloproteinases -2 and -9 and tissue inhibitors of metalloproteinases -1 and -2 in gynaecological cancers

Rauvala, M. (Marita) 26 September 2006 (has links)
Abstract The invasion of a tumour through tissue limiting basement membranes is the critical step in malignant growth. Gelatinases (MMP-2 and MMP-9) are endopeptidases capable of degrading extracellular and pericellular matrix proteins such as collagen IV, the major component of basement membranes. An over-expression of these gelatinases is generally found in malignant tumours and is linked to impaired prognosis in many cancer types. Tissue inhibitors of metalloproteinases (TIMPs), endogenous regulators of the MMP activity, have recently been introduced as multifunctional proteins, which have paradoxical roles in tumour growth. Little data exists on the clinical significance of the gelatinases and TIMPs in gynaecological cancers. In this study the clinical significance of the gelatinases was studied in endometrial and uterine cervical cancers by using immunohistochemical staining with specific antibodies. In epithelial ovarian cancer (EOC) these enzymes and their TIMPs were studied in the preoperative serum samples using ELISA assay. Additionally, sequential serum measurements were performed during chemotherapy to evaluate them as treatment response indicators. In endometrial cancer, MMP-9 positivity correlated to a poor histological differentiation and an advanced clinical stage. High MMP-2 expression correlated to a poor differentiation, and unfavourable survival in stage I cancers, with mortality rates of 5% and 19% in patients with MMP-2 negative versus intensively MMP-2 positive tumours, respectively. In cervical cancers high MMP-2 expression correlated to an increased mortality risk. High MMP-9 expression was connected to a good differentiation of a tumour. In EOC, a high circulating TIMP-1 value correlated to all the examined aggressive features of EOC, including poor survival. The serum measurements of TIMP-1 were uninformative about response evaluation during chemotherapy but paradoxically, an increase in gelatinases and TIMP-2 seemed to reflect a good response to treatment. In conclusion, the data from this study show that high MMP-2 expression in tumour tissue could be prognostic in endometrial and cervical cancer, and preoperative circulating TIMP-1 could serve as an additional prognostic marker in EOC. Studies with larger patient cohorts would be necessary to further explore the value of these enzymes in clinical practice in gynaecological cancers.
195

Utbyte av xylen till Tissue Clear som avparaffineringsmedel vid diagnostik av endometrioid carcinom med DNA-ploidi / Exchange xylene to Tissue Clear as deparaffinization agent in DNA ploidy analysis of endometrial carcinoma samples

Sandberg, Therese, Fridén, Rebecka January 2020 (has links)
Flödescytometrisk analys av DNA-ploiditeten används vid diagnostisering av endometriecancer. DNA-ploidi reflekterar cellcykeln och avgör om tumörens cellpopulationen är diploid eller aneuploid, där aneuploiditet förknippas med sämre prognos. Vid analys av paraffininbäddat vävnadsmaterial används avparaffineringsmedlet xylen, vars toxiska egenskaper försämrar arbetsmiljön på laboratoriet. Den har en stark och obehaglig lukt som kan orsaka illamående och yrsel. Syftet med studien var att undersöka om xylen kan ersättas med xylensubstitutet Tissue Clear, ett isoparaffinskt kolväte som är mindre toxiskt. Studien omfattade paraffininbäddad humanvävnad från endometrioid carcinom (n=20), både diploid (n=15) och aneuploid (n=5) vävnad, som avparaffinerades med xylen respektive Tissue Clear innan DNA-ploidi utfördes. Eventuella skillnader inom de flödescytometriska parametrarna % CV-diploid, % S-fas, % debris och DI-aneuploid undersöktes och vid statistisk analys kunde ingen signifikant skillnad ses på samtliga parametrar. Eftersom analysen utförs sällan i rutin är antalet prover i studien relativt stor, trots att detta kan anses vara en liten kvantitet. Av dessa var endast 25 % av proverna aneuploida. Att en patient uppvisar aneuploiditet är ovanligt och därför ansågs även denna mängd som tillräckligt stor. Studien visar att avparaffinering med Tissue Clear är ekvivalent med xylen och därmed kan Tissue Clear ersätta xylen oavsett om vävnaden är diploid eller aneuploid. / DNA ploidy is used for endometrial cancer diagnosis. It reflects the cell cycle and determines whether the cell population in tumors is diploid or aneuploid. When analyzing paraffin embedded tissues xylene can be used for deparaffinization, whose toxicity impairs the laboratory´s work environment. Its strong and unpleasant smell can cause nausea and dizziness. The aim of this study was to investigate if xylene can be replaced with Tissue Clear, an isoparaffinic hydrocarbon that is less toxic. The study included paraffin embedded human tissues from endometrioid carcinoma (n=20), both diploid (n=15) and aneuploid (n=5), deparaffinized with xylene or Tissue Clear before DNA ploidy was performed. Potential differences between the parameters % CV-diploid, % S-phase, % debris and DI-aneuploid were statistically examined and showed no significant differences. The sample amount in this study might be considered low, though it is relatively high since the analysis is rarely performed routinely. Among these only 25 % were aneuploid. Patients showing aneuploidy is rare and the amount was therefore considered to be sufficient as well. The study shows that deparaffinization with Tissue Clear generates equivalent results as for xylene and can thereby replace xylene regardless if the tissue is diploid or aneuploid.
196

Inhibition of Wnt Signaling Pathways Impairs Chlamydia Trachomatis Infection in Endometrial Epithelial Cells

Kintner, Jennifer, Moore, Cheryl G., Whittimore, Judy D., Butler, Megan, Hall, Jennifer V. 11 December 2017 (has links)
Chlamydia trachomatis infections represent the predominant cause of bacterial sexually transmitted infections. As an obligate intracellular bacterium, C. trachomatis is dependent on the host cell for survival, propagation, and transmission. Thus, factors that affect the host cell, including nutrition, cell cycle, and environmental signals, have the potential to impact chlamydial development. Previous studies have demonstrated that activation of Wnt/β-catenin signaling benefits C. trachomatis infections in fallopian tube epithelia. In cervical epithelial cells chlamydiae sequester β-catenin within the inclusion. These data indicate that chlamydiae interact with the Wnt signaling pathway in both the upper and lower female genital tract (FGT). However, hormonal activation of canonical and non-canonical Wnt signaling pathways is an essential component of cyclic remodeling in another prominent area of the FGT, the endometrium. Given this information, we hypothesized that Wnt signaling would impact chlamydial infection in endometrial epithelial cells. To investigate this hypothesis, we analyzed the effect of Wnt inhibition on chlamydial inclusion development and elementary body (EB) production in two endometrial cell lines, Ishikawa (IK) and Hec-1B, in nonpolarized cell culture and in a polarized endometrial epithelial (IK)/stromal (SHT-290) cell co-culture model. Inhibition of Wnt by the small molecule inhibitor (IWP2) significantly decreased inclusion size in IK and IK/SHT-290 cultures (p < 0.005) and chlamydial infectivity (p ≤ 0.01) in both IK and Hec-1B cells. Confocal and electron microscopy analysis of chlamydial inclusions revealed that Wnt inhibition caused chlamydiae to become aberrant in morphology. EB formation was also impaired in IK, Hec-1B and IK/SHT-290 cultures regardless of whether Wnt inhibition occurred throughout, in the middle (24 hpi) or late (36 hpi) during the development cycle. Overall, these data lead us to conclude that Wnt signaling in the endometrium is a key host pathway for the proper development of C. trachomatis.
197

Decisions to Seek and Share: A Mixed Methods Approach to Understanding Caregivers Surrogate Information Acquisition Behaviors

Thomas, Sarah Nichole January 2020 (has links)
No description available.
198

The Healthy and Diseased Equine Endometrium: A Review of Morphological Features and Molecular Analyses

Schöninger, Sandra, Schoon, Heinz-Adolf 13 April 2023 (has links)
Mares are seasonally polyestric. The breeding season in spring and summer and the winter anestrus are flanked by transitional periods. Endometrial diseases are a frequent cause of subfertility and have an economic impact on the horse breeding industry. They include different forms of endometrosis, endometritis, glandular maldifferentiation, and angiosis. Except for suppurative endometritis, these are subclinical and can only be diagnosed by the microscopic examination of an endometrial biopsy. Endometrosis is characterized by periglandular fibrosis and nonsuppurative endometritis by stromal infiltration with lymphocytes and plasma cells. The pathogenesis of endometrosis and nonsuppurative endometritis is still undetermined. Some mares are predisposed to persistent endometritis; this has likely a multifactorial etiology. Glandular differentiation has to be interpreted under consideration of the season. The presence of endometrial diseases is associated with alterations in the expression of several intra- and extracellular molecular markers. Some of them may have potential to be used as diagnostic biomarkers for equine endometrial health and disease. The aim of this review is to provide an overview on pathomorphological findings of equine endometrial diseases, to outline data on analyses of cellular and molecular mechanisms, and to discuss the impact of these data on reproduction and treatment.
199

Lifestyle Interventions For Endometrial Cancer Survivors: Feasibility and Efficacy of a Novel Mindfulness and Dietary Counseling Program

Lucas, Alexander Russell 26 December 2014 (has links)
No description available.
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Place de la coelioscopie et de l'assistance robotisée dans les stratégies de traitement des cancers utérins( col et endomètre) / Role of conventionnal laparoscopy and robotic-assisted laparoscopy in the management of cervix and endometrial carcinoma

Lambaudie, Eric 17 December 2010 (has links)
Depuis 25 ans, la voie d’abord coelioscopique a pris une place importante dans laprise en charge des cancers pelviens, en particulier gynécologique. Cette voie miniinvasive est utilisée pour des procédures diagnostiques, de stadifications outhérapeutiques.Les évolutions technologiques et instrumentales ont permis d’étendre sesapplications à des indications réservées à la laparotomie.Si à la vue des données de la littérature la coelioscopie est devenue la voie d’abord àrecommander dans la prise en charge des cancers du col utérin et de l’endomètre,elle doit faire face à l’arrivée de l’assistance robotisée.Le robot chirurgical Da Vinci se développe depuis 10 ans et ses applications se sontmultipliées. La chirurgie gynécologique et oncologique constitue un éventaild’indications intéressantes pour cette technologie, surtout en cancérologie. De plusen dehors des avantages évidents qu’offre le robot Da Vinci pour le chirurgien, ilsemble que certains paramètres per opératoires soient améliorés, la qualité desprélèvements et la morbidité en particulier.A travers une revue de la littérature et l’exposé des travaux menés, nous démontronsl’applicabilité et l’intérêt potentiel de cette nouvelle approche coelioscopique dans laprise en charge des cancers gynécologiques.Cependant, l’impact médico économique de cette technique ainsi que le gain enterme de morbidité pour nos patientes, par rapport à la voie coelioscopiqueconventionnelle, doivent être précisés par les essais que nous avons initiés et quisont actuellement en cours. / Since 25 years, laparoscopic approach has gained an increasing role in cancertreatment, especially of colorectal - and gynecological cancers. The laparoscopicapproach is used for staging and exploratory purposes, as well as for therapeuticpurposes.Recent developments in surgical instruments and techniques allowed to extend theindication of laparoscopy to cases that were formerly reserved for open surgery.As the laparoscopic approach has become the Gold Standard, especially for uteruscancer (cervix and endometrial), the domain of robot-assisted surgery deserves ourattention.The robotic surgical system named « DaVinci » has undergone further developmentsand the indications for this system have been multiplied. The use in gynecologyseems to be an ideal indication for this surgical technique, especially for cancertreatment. Moreover, it might be postulated that the DaVinci surgical system canmodify several peri operative factors, which might result in less morbidity and earlierrecovery from surgery.Though a literature review and our publications we demonstrate the feasibility of thistechnique and its potential place in gynecologic cancers management.However, before this innovative but expensive technique is generally used andaccessible, it is necessary to thoroughly evaluate its surgical quality, its relatedcancer outcome, its economic impact and its related patients’ quality of life.

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