Publications by authors named "Alexandru-Constantin Carap"
Various morphonuclear studies using digital image analysis have been taken into account in order to establish the malignancy of thyroid lesions based on their size and on the chromatographic characteristics of tumor cell nuclei. Nuclear morphometry involves the measurement of nuclear parameters to obtain diagnostically important information in an objective and reproducible manner. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the detailed morphometric analysis of histopathological preparations with lesions of the thyroid gland and to investigate its role in differentiating between benign and malignant thyroid lesions.
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- The large bowel, particularly the colon, is commonly injured in penetrating abdominal trauma, second only to the small bowel, especially noted in wartime scenarios.
- This research analyzes data from a single trauma center over 18 years, focusing on 11 male patients with colon injuries and observing a high mortality rate of 27.2%.
- The study emphasizes the stark differences in colon trauma management between civilian settings and war zones, highlighting the need for more comprehensive data to inform treatment decisions in low-caseload civilian environments.
The tailored approach to gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GISTs) has led to better prognosis for these types of tumors. Also, finding out GIST's pathology has led to a better understanding of oncogenesis and cancer therapy in general. The rapid expansion of molecular and pathological knowledge of GISTs has given this disease a promising future.
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