UseCases_ArguminSci_Discourse  

PubMed:8816587 JSONTXT 5 Projects

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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T1 0-71 DRI_Background denotes Intraductal carcinoma associated with invasive carcinoma of the breast.
T2 72-171 DRI_Outcome denotes A comparison of the two lesions with implications for intraductal carcinoma classification systems.
T3 172-290 DRI_Challenge denotes Intraductal carcinoma (DCIS) is a useful marker for predicting which women will develop a recurrent breast malignancy.
T4 291-470 DRI_Background denotes The authors examined 150 consecutive, mammographically detected, T1 invasive carcinomas associated with DCIS to study the DCIS and compare it to its associated invasive carcinoma.
T5 471-556 DRI_Background denotes Intraductal carcinoma nuclear grades were assigned to each duct on a scale of 1 to 3.
T6 557-698 DRI_Unspecified denotes The percentage of DCIS ducts that were involved by each grade was quantitated into quartiles for cases with more than one DCIS nuclear grade.
T7 699-791 DRI_Background denotes The predominant architectural pattern corresponding to each DCIS nuclear grade was recorded.
T8 792-926 DRI_Background denotes Ninety-two percent of the 150 invasive carcinomas were of ductal type, 4% were tubular, and the remainder were various other subtypes.
T9 927-979 DRI_Background denotes Nine percent of the DCIS cases were nuclear grade 1.
T10 980-1195 DRI_Outcome denotes The remaining 91% of cases were almost evenly distributed between mixed DCIS nuclear grades 1 and 2 (19%), pure DCIS nuclear grade 2 (24%), mixed DCIS nuclear grade 2 to 3 (25%), and pure DCIS nuclear grade 3 (22%).
T11 1196-1278 DRI_Background denotes Two percent of cases were a mixture of DCIS nuclear grades 1 and 3 or 1, 2, and 3.
T12 1279-1531 DRI_Outcome denotes All pure DCIS nuclear grade 1 or mixed 1 and 2 were associated with well or moderately differentiated invasive carcinomas, whereas the majority (61%) of the pure DCIS nuclear grade 3 cases were associated with poorly differentiated invasive carcinomas.
T13 1532-1626 DRI_Background denotes There was no relation between the DCIS architectural pattern and the invasive carcinoma grade.
T14 1627-1714 DRI_Background denotes In general, the DCIS nuclear grade correlates with the grade of the invasive carcinoma.
T15 1715-1827 DRI_Background denotes Unlike DCIS architecture, nuclear grade heterogeneity within DCIS associated with invasive carcinoma is minimal.
T16 1828-1973 DRI_Background denotes DCIS classification systems based on nuclear grade have merit because there is little variation in nuclear grade within a given patient's lesion.