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Volume 16, Number 2, March/April 2006

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Progress in ovarian cancer research: Proceedings of the 5th Biennial Ovarian Cancer Research Symposium
pp. 463-469(7)
Authors: DISIS,; RIVKIN,; BARON,; MARKMAN,; CONNOLLY,; UELAND,; KOHN,; TRIMBLE,; BEREK,

Guidelines for gynecological cancer—an audit of current network documents in England and Wales
pp. 470-477(8)
Authors: LEESON,; EDMONDSON,; HEATLEY,; NUNNS,; ROLLASON,; REYNOLDS,; SEDDON,; WHITAKER,; KEHOE,

Long-term survival in advanced ovarian carcinoma following cytoreductive surgery with standard peritonectomy procedures
pp. 490-495(6)
Authors: TENTES,; MIRELIS,; MARKAKIDIS,; BEKIARIDOU,; BOUGIOUKAS,; XANTHOULIS,; TSALKIDOU,; ZAFIROPOULOS,; NIKAS,

The utility of presurgical CA125 to predict optimal tumor cytoreduction of epithelial ovarian cancer
pp. 496-500(5)
Authors: BARLOW,; PRZYBYLSKI,; SCHILDER,; MOORE,; LOOK,

Clinicopathologic study of the putative precursor lesions of epithelial ovarian cancer in low-risk women
pp. 501-506(6)
Authors: TOK,; ERTUNC,; TATAROGLU,; YAZICI,; KANAT,; DILEK,

Unfavorable prognostic value of CD24 expression in sections from primary and relapsed ovarian cancer tissue
pp. 515-521(7)
Authors: SUROWIAK,; MATERNA,; KAPLENKO,; SPACZYŃSKI,; DIETEL,; KRISTIANSEN,; LAGE,; ZABEL,

Arsenic trioxide–loaded, microemulsion-enhanced cytotoxicity on MDAH 2774 ovarian carcinoma cell line
pp. 532-537(6)
Authors: TEREK,; KARABULUT,; SELVI,; AKMAN,; KARASULU,; OZGUNEY,; SANLI,; USLU,; OZSARAN,

Computerized nuclear morphometry for the prediction of inguinal lymph nodes metastases in squamous cell carcinoma of the vulva
pp. 556-561(6)
Authors: LAVIE,; MAINI,; PILIP,; COMERCI,; SABO,; CROSS,; DAWLATLY,; LOPES,; AUSLENDER,

Gene expression patterns in advanced human cervical cancer
pp. 562-567(6)
Authors: GRIGSBY,; WATSON,; POWELL,; ZHANG,; RADER,

Angiogenesis in cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and early-staged uterine cervical squamous cell carcinoma: clinical significance
pp. 575-580(6)
Authors: TRIRATANACHAT,; NIRUTHISARD,; TRIVIJITSILP,; TRESUKOSOL,; JARURAK,

Investigation of human papillomavirus by hybrid capture II in cervical carcinomas including 113 adenocarcinomas and related lesions
pp. 586-590(5)
Authors: MOREIRA,; LONGATO-FILHO,; TAROMARU,; QUEIROZ,; JUBÉ,; PINTO,; SCHMITT,

Human papillomavirus testing improves the accuracy of colposcopy in detection of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia
pp. 591-598(8)
Authors: MONSONEGO,; PINTOS,; SEMAILLE,; BEUMONT,; DACHEZ,; ZERAT,; BIANCHI,; FRANCO,

Correlation of human papillomavirus and adeno-associated virus 2 infection in cytology with Korean women
pp. 604-609(6)
Authors: HYUN-SUN,; HEUNG-JAE,; BYUNG-HUN,; YOUNG-LAE,; GYE-HYUN,; HO-SUN,; CHONG-KOOK,; BYOUNG-DON,; SU-MI,; WOONG-SHICK,

Long-term follow-up after large-loop excision of the transformation zone: evaluation of 22 years treatment of high-grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia
pp. 615-619(5)
Authors: vanHAMONT,; vanHAM,; STRUIK-van derZANDEN,; KEIJSER,; BULTEN,; MELCHERS,; MASSUGER,

Neoadjuvant chemotherapy in cervical cancer: a 67 patients experience
pp. 631-637(7)
Authors: SELVAGGI,; LOIZZI,; DI GILIO,; NARDELLI,; CANTATORE,; CORMIO,

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy for delayed radiation injuries in gynecological cancers
pp. 638-642(5)
Authors: FINK,; CHETTY,; LEHM,; MARSDEN,; HACKER,

The risk of residual neoplasia in women with microinvasive squamous cervical carcinoma and positive cone margins
pp. 655-659(5)
Authors: PHONGNARISORN,; SRISOMBOON,; KHUNAMORNPONG,; SIRIAUNGKUL,; SUPRASERT,; CHAROENKWAN,; CHEEWAKRIANGKRAI,; SIRIAREE,; PANTASRI,

Human immunodeficiency virus testing in patients with invasive cervical carcinoma: a prospective trial of the gynecologic oncology group
pp. 660-663(4)
Authors: CALKINS,; STEHMAN,; BUNDY,; BENDA,; MANNEL,; SEAGO,; CAPPUCCINI,; ALVAREZ,; MONK,; MAIMAN,

Radiation-induced benign glandular cells in posthysterectomy smears: a cytomorphologic and clinical analysis
pp. 670-674(5)
Authors: YAVUZ,; OZLÜK,; KÜÇÜCÜK,; TUZLALI,; AKHAN,; ILHAN,; TOPUZ,; İPLIKÇI,

Female circumcision (female genital mutilation): a problem for brachytherapy in cervical cancer
pp. 675-680(6)
Authors: MANJI,; AL BADAWI,; EL ENBABY,; AL BAREEDY,

Acceptability of human immunodeficiency virus testing in patients with invasive cervical cancer in Kenya
pp. 681-685(5)
Authors: GICHANGI,; ESTAMBALE,; BWAYO,; ROGO,; OJWANG,; NJUGUNA,; TEMMERMAN,

Multinucleation of koilocytes is actually multilobation
pp. 686-689(4)
Authors: CHO,; KANG,; HONG,; JEONG,; CHOI,

Differential viral loads of human papillomavirus 16 and 58 infections in the spectrum of cervical carcinogenesis
pp. 730-735(6)
Authors: LAI,; PENG,; NIEH,; YU,; CHANG,; LIN,; SUN,; CHU,

Molecular variants of human papillomavirus type 16 and risk for cervical neoplasia in South Africa
pp. 736-742(7)
Authors: TU,; KUHN,; DENNY,; BEATTIE,; LORINCZ,; WRIGHT,

Erythropoietin receptor expression in biopsy specimens from patients with uterine cervix squamous cell carcinoma
pp. 752-756(5)
Authors: SHENOUDA,; MEHIO,; SOUHAMI,; DUCLOS,; PORTELANCE,; BELENKOV,; CHOW,

Association between CD31 expression and histopathologic features in stage IB squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix
pp. 757-762(6)
Authors: SILVA-FILHO,; TRAIMAN,; TRIGINELLI,; REIS,; PEDROSA,; MIRANDA,; ABREU,; MACARENCO,; CUNHA-MELO,

Inactivation of Crk SH3 domain-binding guanine nucleotide-releasing factor (C3G) in cervical squamous cell carcinoma
pp. 763-771(9)
Authors: OKINO,; NAGAI,; NAKAYAMA,; DOI,; YONEYAMA,; KONISHI,; TAKESHITA,

Increased cyclooxygenase-2 expression is correlated with suppressed antitumor immunity in cervical adenocarcinomas
pp. 772-779(8)
Authors: CHEN,; FUKUHARA,; MANDAI,; MATSUMURA,; KARIYA,; TAKAKURA,; FUJII,

the management of vulval intraepithelial neoplasia in Northern Ireland
pp. 780-785(6)
Authors: ZAWISLAK,; PRICE,; DOBBS,; McCLELLAND,; McCLUGGAGE,

A randomized phase II trial of indole-3-carbinol in the treatment of vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia
pp. 786-790(5)
Authors: NAIK,; NIXON,; LOPES,; GODFREY,; HATEM,; MONAGHAN,

Genital human papillomavirus infection in the male sexual partners of women with isolated vulvar lesions
pp. 791-794(4)
Authors: TANER,; TASKIRAN,; ONAN,; ULUTURK,; HIMMETOGLU,

Analysis of clinicopathologic factors predicting para-aortic lymph node metastasis in endometrial cancer
pp. 799-804(6)
Authors: NOMURA,; AOKI,; SUZUKI,; SUSUMU,; TAMADA,; KATAOKA,; HIGASHIGUCHI,; EZAWA,; NOZAWA,

The effect of long-term use of progesterone therapy on proliferation and apoptosis in simple endometrial hyperplasia without atypia
pp. 809-813(5)
Authors: BESE,; VURAL,; OZTURK,; DAGISTANLI,; DEMIRKIRAN,; TUNCDEMIR,; ARVAS,; SANIOGLU,; KOSEBAY,

Uterine effects of tamoxifen: a prospective study
pp. 814-820(7)
Authors: MCGONIGLE,; SMITH,; MARX,; MORGAN,; VASILEV,; ROY,; WONG,; SIMPSON,; WILCZYNSKI,

Neuroendocrine features in poorly differentiated endometrioid adenocarcinomas of the endometrium
pp. 821-826(6)
Authors: TAMURA,; JOBO,; WATANABE,; KANAI,; KURAMOTO,

Genome-wide analysis of deoxyribonucleic acid in endometrial cancer using comparative genomic hybridization microarrays
pp. 834-842(9)
Authors: O'TOOLE,; DUNN,; SHEPPARD,; KLOCKER,; BEKTIC,; SMYTH,; MARTIN,; SHEILS,; O'LEARY,

p53, epidermal growth factor, and platelet-derived growth factor in uterine leiomyosarcoma and leiomyomas
pp. 849-853(5)
Authors: ANDERSON,; NONAKA,; CHUAI,; OLSHEN,; CHI,; SABBATINI,; SOSLOW,

Whole-body positron emission tomography with F-18 fluorodeoxyglucose for the detection of recurrence in uterine sarcomas
pp. 854-860(7)
Authors: MURAKAMI,; TSUKADA,; SHIDA,; WATANABE,; MAEDA,; KOIDO,; HIRASAWA,; MURAMATSU,; MIYAMOTO,; NASU,; YASUDA,; KAJIWARA,; IDE,

Uterine sarcomas in breast cancer patients treated with tamoxifen
pp. 861-865(5)
Authors: ARENAS,; ROVIROSA,; HERNÁNDEZ,; ORDI,; JORCANO,; MELLADO,; BIETE,

Evolution of treatment of high-risk metastatic gestational trophoblastic tumors: Ain Shams University experience
pp. 866-874(9)
Authors: EL-LAMIE,; EL SAYED,; BADAWIE,; BAYOMI,; EL-GHAZALY,; KHALAF-ALLAH,; EL-MAHALLAWY,

Leiomyosarcoma of the vagina: case report and literature review
pp. 884-891(8)
Authors: AHRAM,; LEMUS,; SCHIAVELLO,

Recurrence of carcinoma cervix in the scar of previous cesarean section: a case report
pp. 900-904(5)
Authors: PRADHAN,; ASTHANA,; SHARAN,; KUMAR,; SHARMA,

Neoadjuvant chemotherapy followed by radical hysterectomy for invasive cervical cancer diagnosed during pregnancy: report of a case and review of the literature
pp. 905-908(4)
Authors: CALUWAERTS,; VAN CALSTEREN,; MERTENS,; LAGAE,; MOERMAN,; HANSSENS,; WUYTS,; VERGOTE,; AMANT,

Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis following treatment for cervical carcinoma
pp. 908-911(4)
Authors: MICHA,; GOLDSTEIN,; RETTENMAIER,; BROWN,; BOCK,

Splenic metastases from cervical carcinoma: a case report
pp. 911-914(4)
Authors: GUPTA,; NAIR,; FUKE,; BEDRE,; BASU,; SHRIVASTAVA,

Pleomorphic adenoma of the vulva: a review illustrated by a clinical case
pp. 920-923(4)
Authors: DYKGRAAF,; vanVEEN,; vanBEKKUM-deJONGE,; GERRETSEN,; deJONG,; BURGER,

Primary malignant lymphoma of uterine cervix
pp. 923-927(5)
Authors: CANTÚ DE LEÓN,; PÉREZ MONTIEL,; CHANONA VILCHIS,

Recurrent vulval congenital lymphangioma circumscriptum—a case report and literature review
pp. 930-934(5)
Authors: ROY,; AGARWAL,; KUMAR,; MALHOTRA,; GOPENDRU,

Recurrent partial hydatidiform mole: a report of a patient with three consecutive molar pregnancies
pp. 940-943(4)
Authors: KOC,; OZDEGIRMENCI,; TULUNAY,; OZGUL,; KOSE,; BULBUL,

The impact of obesity on surgery in gynecological oncology: a review
pp. 944-952(9)
Authors: PAPADIA,; RAGNI,; SALOM,

Erratum
pp. 953-953(1)

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