Correlation between HIF-1α and BCL2 Expression and Tumor Behavior in Locally Advanced Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Lamiaa Moustafa Abdel Megied Mohamed Ahmed;
Abstract
Head and neck cancer represents more than 550,000 cases and 380,000 deaths every year worldwide.
Previous hospital-based studies from Egypt showed that HNC constitutes about 17-20% of all malignancies.
The main risk factors include tobacco and alcohol use and HPV virus infection.
Most of patients present with late stage disease where cure rates reach only 30%.
Studies have shown that HNSCC are heterogeneous tumors which made it difficult to accurately predicts prognosis, treatment planning and identification of the causative cancer genes.
Previous hospital-based studies from Egypt showed that HNC constitutes about 17-20% of all malignancies.
The main risk factors include tobacco and alcohol use and HPV virus infection.
Most of patients present with late stage disease where cure rates reach only 30%.
Studies have shown that HNSCC are heterogeneous tumors which made it difficult to accurately predicts prognosis, treatment planning and identification of the causative cancer genes.
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| Title | Correlation between HIF-1α and BCL2 Expression and Tumor Behavior in Locally Advanced Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma | Other Titles | الترابط بين معدل تعبير عامل نقص الأكسجين 1αو عامل بي سي ال 2 وسلوك الورم في اورام الخلايا الحرشفية للرأس و الرقبة | Authors | Lamiaa Moustafa Abdel Megied Mohamed Ahmed | Issue Date | 2018 |
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