… surgery influences the movement of tumor cells and leads to tumor implantation and growth
in surgical wounds… Methods: Model 1: Viable adenocarcinoma cells were introduced into the …

… is influenced by effects on tumor cell metabolism of the CO 2 … of port-site metastases after
laparoscopy in an experimental … increased flow would result in an increased rate of metastases, …

… the tumor grasped and manipulated to mobilize tumor cells. … and wound implants were found
when a laparoscopy was … after laparoscopy or open surgery we found parietal metastasis in, …

… movement of tumour cells during laparoscopy. … spread of tumour cells to surgical access
wounds has also been proposed as an explanation for the phenomenon. Viable tumour cells …

… of laparoscopy may lead to an increased likelihood of wound … of malignant cells following
manipulation by laparoscopic … between the skin incisions and malignant cells on the surface of …

… The hematogenous spread of tumor cells to laparotomy wounds has already been … ) The
effect of laparoscopy of the movement of tumour cells and metastasis to surgical wounds. Surg …

… implantation of tumor cells into port-site wounds during the … did not affect tumor growth or
metastasis to the liver and other … regulations, and the constant flow of information relating to …

… Pneumoperitoneum was maintained for 60 min with a constant gas flow through the … spread
tumour cells. Gas leaking around laparoscopic ports may lead to lodging of tumour cells in …

… Secondly, a transfer mechanism of tumor cells to the wound is required. Thirdly, local
wound conditions should exist for permitting fast tumor cells anchoring and growth. Lastly, …

… of growth of peritoneal metastatic deposits after laparotomy (8). … circulating cancer cells by
increasing tumor cell migration … of its adverse impact on infection control and wound healing. …