Diagnostic Imaging Techniques for Synchronous Multiple Tumors
作者： Vincenzo Tammaro , Sergio Spiezia , Salvatore D’Angelo , Simone Maurea , Giovanna Ciolli
DOI: 10.1007/978-88-470-1095-6_16
关键词: Neoplastic disease 、 Cancer 、 Incomplete colonoscopy 、 Medicine 、 Increased risk 、 Multiple tumors 、 Virtual colonoscopy 、 Medical imaging 、 Positron emission tomography 、 Radiology
摘要: According to the literature, 1.2–3.5% of cancer patients are unexpectedly affected by a new synchronous neoplasia (multiple primary malignancies, MPM), detected during diagnostic or therapeutic phase. In fact, already successfully treated for have at least two-fold possibility developing further compared an age-matched individual never been neoplastic disease [1]. Over last several years, world-wide scientific research has conducted aimed understanding cause this increased risk.
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