Publications by authors named "Vincent Q-H Trinh"
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- Vulvar and vaginal melanomas (VVMs) are rare but serious types of cancer that don't have a lot of standard ways to predict their outcomes.
- A study looked at 79 cases of VVMs over about 26 months and found that certain factors, like tumour necrosis (when the tumor is dying), can indicate how likely a patient is to survive.
- Vaginal melanomas were found to have worse survival rates compared to other types like vulvar or clitoral melanomas, highlighting the need for different treatment plans based on where the cancer is located.
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- The study looked at removing gallbladders that weren’t cancerous to see if there were hidden cancers or serious changes in the cells.
- Researchers tried a special method to check if it could find hidden gallbladder cancer and serious cell changes using data from many past operations.
- They found that certain factors like age and the surgery type helped identify cancer, but for the serious cell changes, more detailed checks were needed.
Aims: Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) are among the most widely used medications in the United States. Most PPI users have persistent hypergastrinaemia during treatment. However, gastric neuroendocrine tumours diagnosed in long-term PPI users are rarely reported.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe origin of serous endometrial intraepithelial carcinoma (SEIC) is debated, due to its premalignant and independently malignant nature. It often arises next to endometrial serous carcinoma (ESC), with a propensity for polypoid growth. We aimed to better characterize this discrepancy by analyzing the clinical, histologic, and immunohistochemical features of polypoid carcinoma associated with SEIC (P-SEIC), and compared them with usual endometrial serous carcinoma without SEIC (UESC).
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