Lymphatic Tumours

Malignant lymphatic tumours of the orbit; a review of eight cases.

WHEN a case presented at the Manchester Royal Eye Hospital which was diagnosed as a malignant lymphatic tumour of the orbit, a search was made in the records for similar patients. Follow-up of this trail led naturally to the Christie Hospital and Holt Radium Institute, where the records contained further cases referred there direct. Altogether eight cases reported as malignant orbital lymphatic...

Radiotherapy techniques for intracranial tumours

ABSTRACTIntracranial tumours often require radiotherapeutic approaches that differ from other sites. Their specific requirements merit a specialized discussion. A brief review of radiotherapy techniques to treat intracranial tumours is presented with emphasis on the author’s own experience and work, where appropriate. A clinical introduction is presented first followed by a description of bot...

Pediatric tumours: liver tumours

Pediatric liver tumors account for approximately 1% of all liver tumors and up to 2% of all pediatric malignancies [1,2]. While the overall incidence of liver tumors is rare, the liver remains the third most common organ of origin for solid abdominal tumors in the pediatric population [3]. The majority of pediatric liver tumors, both benign and malignant, occur (almost) exclusively in children....

Tumours

Testicular Patch as Lymphatic Conduit in Canine Hind Limb

Background: Management of lymphedema is a challenging issue in surgery.  A variety of operations have been used, albeit with little success. Objective: To investigate the efficacy of testicular patch as a lymphatic conduit. Methods: An incision was made on the inguinal area of 10 dogs and all lymph nodes of inguinal area were excised. The tunica albuginea and parenchyma near the hilum of testes...