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[Lymphographic alterations in carcinoma of the prostate (author's transl)].

Janko Timmermann, W. Erbe

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Lymphography in carcinoma of the prostate has a characteristic pattern demonstrable in a rather early stage of the disease. This is due to a high rate of lymphogenous spread. In the present analysis the lymphographic data are recorded by computer system correlating the different types of alterations during the angiographic and retention phase. The alterations are evaluated separately in their significance for the prostate carcinoma.

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Lymphography in carcinoma of the prostate has a characteristic pattern demonstrable in a rather early stage of the disease. This is due to a high rate of lymphogenous spread. In the present analysis the lymphographic data are recorded by computer system correlating the different types of alterations during the angiographic and retention phase. The alterations are evaluated separately in their significance for the prostate carcinoma.

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Lymphography in carcinoma of the prostate has a characteristic pattern demonstrable in a rather early stage of the disease. This is due to a high rate of lymphogenous spread. In the present analysis the lymphographic data are recorded by computer system correlating the different types of alterations during the angiographic and retention phase. The alterations are evaluated separately in their significance for the prostate carcinoma.

Key concepts: Medicine, Prostate carcinoma, Prostate, Carcinoma, Pathology, Radiology, Stage (stratigraphy), Internal medicine

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