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    by Shamil Gantsev, Kamil Gantsev, Shamil Kzyrgalin.
    Summary: This atlas contains a large number of original photographs illustrating the anatomy, research methods, and structural features of the structure of the lymphatic apparatus in oncological diseases. The tissue complexes of the axillary region have been studied in detail. The lymphatic maps of the axillary region in cancer are presented, including those with manifestations of lymphangiogenesis; newly formed lymph nodes formed as a result of neolymphogenesis are also considered. Atlas of Lymphatic System in Cancer: Sentinel Lymph Node, Lymphangiogenesis and Neolymphogenesis is intended for oncologists, anatomists, morphologists and doctors of other specialties. The book is the result of ten years of research. The applied technology of ultrasonic isolation of anatomical structures made it possible to take a fresh look at the lymphatic apparatus in cancer and describe the phenomenon of neolymphogenesis.

    Contents:
    Introduction
    Methods of Lymphatic Dissection
    Lymph Nodes in Cancer
    Sentinel Lymph Node
    Lymphatic Mapping in Cancer
    Lymphatic Drainage
    Lymphangiogenesis in Cancer
    Neolymphogenesis. Conclusion.
    Digital Access Springer 2020
  • Article
    Eriksson A, Thornell LE, Stigbrand T.
    Experientia. 1978 Jun 15;34(6):792-4.
    Cow heart conducting cells characteristically contain cytoplasmic intermediate-sized filaments. We report here the preparation of a specific antibody to a 55,000 dalton protein of isolated cow Purkinje fibres. Confirmation has been obtained that these filaments consist of the 55,000 dalton protein, using the indirect immunofluorescence technique. Cross-reaction is seen with vascular endothelium and smooth muscle cells of various origin, suggesting close identity of different types of intermediate-sized filaments.
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