Tag Archives: Imaging

What is the Best Way to Assess Bile Duct Strictures?

Posted on September 10, 2012 by Kristine Novak, PhD, Science Editor

Researchers describe new methods to collect and process bile duct biopsies for evaluation of strictures, in the September issue of Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology. These approaches should provide a greater quantity of material for analysis and increase the accuracy of … Continue reading →

Posted in Practice | Tagged bile duct, Cancer, diagnostic tool, drainage, endoscopy, fluorescence, gallbladder, Imaging, Indeterminate Biliary Stricture, liver, Surgery | Leave a comment

Tracking Pancreatic Cancer Cells

Posted on March 17, 2011 by Kristine Novak, PhD, Science Editor

Tumors spread to other parts of the body when cancer cells can escape into the bloodstream, although it is not exactly clear how they enter the circulation or decide where to form new tumors. Andrew Rhim and colleagues at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Basic Science | Tagged Cancer stem cell, Diagnosis, Fluorescent marker, Genetic labeling, Imaging, In vivo tracking, Metastasis, Pancreas | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Imaging

What is the Best Way to Assess Bile Duct Strictures?

Tracking Pancreatic Cancer Cells

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