Tumor angiogenesis as predictive factor for site of relapse in patients with gastric cancer: Biological and clinical implications.

Riccardo Giampieri,Mario Scartozzi,C. Loretelli,Eva Galizia,Mirco Pistelli,Alessandro Bittoni,M. Del Prete,Alessandra Mandolesi,Walter Siquini,Rossana Berardi,C. Trana,Cristina Marmorale,Aroldo Fianchini,Italo Bearzi,S. Cascinu

Tumor angiogenesis as predictive factor for site of relapse in patients with gastric cancer: Biological and clinical implications.

2011

Riccardo Giampieri
Mario Scartozzi
C. Loretelli
Eva Galizia
Mirco Pistelli
Alessandro Bittoni
M. Del Prete
Alessandra Mandolesi
Walter Siquini
Rossana Berardi
C. Trana
Cristina Marmorale
Aroldo Fianchini
Italo Bearzi
S. Cascinu

e21119 Background: Tumor integrins are relevant for gastric cancer diffusion. Preclinical studies suggested that angiogenesis is also crucial for metastatic spread. We investigated the role of VEGF...

Keywords:

Cancer
Angiogenesis
Pathology
Medicine
predictive factor
tumor angiogenesis
Integrin
Internal medicine
Oncology
VEGF receptors
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