… In this article, we discuss the rationale, illustrate the changes with relevance to Radiology,
and review the clinical implications of the 8 th edition of the UICC/AJCC TNM staging system …

… the same radiologic features, which depend largely on tumor location. … Radiologic findings
include hilar or perihilar masses, … Lymph node metastases occur more frequently with atypical …

… of 2,719 lymph nodes in 71 neck dissection specimens from 55 patients were assessed.
Three lymph node diameters, their location, their number, the presence of a tumor, and the …

… , and radiologic identification of enlarged nodes greatly affects treatment choices. Radiologic
… for staging primary tumors but also for evaluating lymph node metastasis because regional …

… Our aim was to determine the radiologic-pathologic tumor thickness correlation …
radiologic-pathologic tumor thickness correlation. Intrarater and interrater reliability for radiologic …

… (b) Tumor cells in the lymph nodes or lung … radiologic findings of metastases from benign
tumors are indistinguishable from those of hematogenous metastases from malignant tumors…

… , if there is a single ipsilateral metastatic node the survival is only 50% … node, the survival
is also reduced by 50%, and if there is transcapsular tumor extension in just one of these nodes…

… node metastases. The primary malignancies which metastasized to intrathoracic lymph nodes
included eight tumors of … the distribution of lymph node groups involved. Unilateral lymph …

… matous germ cell tumors. According to this protocol, patients with normal radiologic findings
or … patients into these 2 groups is therefore one of the main aims in initial radiologic staging. …

… Illustrative chart for a practical approach to evaluating tumors according to RECIST and WHO
criteria. Data are from a patient with multiple lung, liver, lymph node, and bone metastases. …