Risultati per: Screening e la diagnosi del cancro al seno

E’ il “Fibroscan”, per individuare patologie croniche

E’ il “Fibroscan”, per individuare patologie croniche

This Viewpoint discusses the potential risks and benefits for starting screening at 40 rather than 50 years of age and whether clinicians or patients should decide based on risk rather than age.

Dermatomyositis (DM) is an autoimmune disease of unknown etiology belonging to the family of idiopathic inflammatory myopathies (IIMs). The association of DM with cancer has long been established and there is increased prevalence of various cancers, including breast, ovarian, colorectal, lung, nasopharyngeal, and lung cancers. Cancers in IIMs are frequently diagnosed at later stages, making cancer the leading cause of death in adults with IIMs. Despite this increased prevalence of and worse prognosis associated with underlying cancer, screening recommendations for cancer detection in patients with IIM have been debated for many years, with wide variability in screening practices. This lack of clarity regarding ideal cancer screening practices became further complicated with the expanding knowledge of myositis-specific antibodies and their association with cancer risk, which raised the question of how to apply serology status to screening protocols. Finally, there has been a need to balance early cancer detection with avoidance of unnecessary screening procedures, given that cancer prevalence is best estimated at only 15% to 25% of patients with DM. Thus, applying screening to all patients is associated with many unnecessary procedures.

This Viewpoint explores how guideline groups can come together to agree on a framework that produces clear and unified recommendations.

This cohort study investigates the performance of the International Myositis Assessment and Clinical Studies Group cancer screening recommendations in a community setting.

Ricerca del Cro di Aviano pubblicata sul Journal of Pathology

Ricerca del Cro di Aviano pubblicata sul Journal of Pathology

Indagine sui pazienti, 1 su 5 rinuncia per orari o liste d’attesa

Medici e pazienti, ‘più formazione e rendere le terapie disponibili per tutti’

Annals of Internal Medicine, Ahead of Print.

Illustrato Bilancio sociale. Parte secondo lotto della Biobanca

Illustrato Bilancio sociale. Parte secondo lotto della Biobanca