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Abstracts from 2005 Conference
Where agreement has been given presentations
are available as well as abstracts. Further abstracts will be posted here
shortly.
Please note: all abstracts and presentations are in Adobe Acrobat
(pdf) format.
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Sarcoma – what’s in a
name?
Prof C. Fisher,
Professor of Tumour Pathology, Royal Marsden Hospital, London UK
Abstract
Presentation (note
this is an 8mb file)
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Why do patients with
Soft Tissue Sarcoma present so late?
Johnson GD, Grimer RJ,
Smith G, Dramis A: University of Birmingham Medical School,
Birmingham
Abstract
Presentation
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Retrospective analysis
of symptom duration in soft tissue sarcoma: Does a delay in diagnosis
affect outcome?
Saithna A, Pynsent PB,
Grimer RJ: Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, Birmingham
Abstract
Presentation
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Morbidity following
sarcoma surgery of the extremities
Leninbabu V, Nandhara
G, Adeyemo F, Komarasamy B, Jadeja H, Paul A: Manchester Royal
Infirmary
Abstract
Presentation
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Bone and Soft Tissue
Excision for Soft Tissue Sarcomas – the Stanmore Experience
Al-Hakim W, Park D,
Stokes O, Pollock R, Skinner JA, Cannon SR, Briggs TWR: Royal
National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore
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A Retrospective Study
of the Relationship between Pathological margins of Primary Soft Tissue
sarcomas & Local Recurrence
Giridharan I,.Dhillon
SS, Thomas M, Paul A, Freemont AJ, Khan T. :
Manchester Royal Infirmary
Abstract
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Chest wall resections
for sarcoma - the north of England experience
Malviya A, Barnard S,
Murray SA, Milner R, Gerrand CH : Freeman Hospital, Newcastle
Abstract
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Oncology and
Palliative Care: an integrated model for the West of Scotland
Mitchell A, Morrison
H. : Beatson Oncology Centre, Glasgow
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Study of the incidence
of gastro-intestinal stromal tumours (GISTs) in Scotland
White J, Walsh S,
Dunbar G. :Beatson Oncology Centre, Glasgow
Abstract
Presentation
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Gastrointestinal
stromal tumours receiving imatinib therapy 2001-2005: outcome and
assessment in accordance with the Scottish GIST guidelines
Graham K.:
Beatson Oncology Centre, Glasgow
Abstract
Presentation
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A twenty year review of Gastrointestinal
Stromal Tumours (GISTs) diagnosed at Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital
Forrest JL, Toy EW, Awasthi R, Sarsfield
P : Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital
Abstract
Presentation
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Predicting Malignancy
in small lumps (<5cm)
Johnson GD, Grimer
RJ.: University of Birmingham Medical School, Birmingham
Abstract
Presentation
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MR imaging of soft
tissue masses: the relationship of lesion size, depth and diagnosis.
James S. : Royal
National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore
Abstract
Presentation
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Soft tissue masses
that are hypointense to muscle on T1W and hyperintense on fluid
sensitive MRI sequences
Harish S, Lee
J, Ahmed M, Saifuddin S. : Royal National
Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore
Abstract
Presentation
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Prevalence and
diagnostic significance of fluid/fluid levels in soft tissue neoplasms
Alyas F, Lee J, Ahmed
M, Ali K, Connell D, Saifuddin A., Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital,
Stanmore
Abstract
Presentation
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MR imaging of bone
marrow oedema associated with focal bone lesions
James S. : Royal
National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore
Abstract
Presentation
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How do we follow up
patients? A pre-trial survey of UK practice.
Gerrand CH1,
Woll P2, Billingham C3, Grimer RJ4
1. North
of England Bone and Soft Tissue Centre, Freeman Hospital, Newcastle 2.
Weston Park Hospital, Sheffield. 3. Cancer Research UK Clinical Trials
Unit, Birmingham 4. Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, Birmingham
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