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Multicentre clinical trial agreement outlining roles, responsibilities, and data governance for the observational LORDS-M study on disappeared colorectal liver metastases.
Year: 2026
Region / City: Aberdeen, UK
Subject: Clinical trial coordination for colorectal liver metastasis
Document Type: Agreement
Organization / Institution: NHS Grampian / University of Aberdeen Medical School
Partner Institution: [Redacted hospital department]
Authors / Signatories: Coordinating Centre, Partner Institution representatives
Target Audience: Clinical researchers and trial coordinators
Effective Date: [Redacted]
Trial Name: LORDS-M
Regulatory Compliance: GDPR, GCP, PIPL, Data Security Law, Declaration of Helsinki 1996
Responsibilities: Coordination of trial, data handling, adherence to protocol
Trial Phase: Observational / Audit
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Supplement Table 4: Initial Patient Characteristics and Factors Associated with Recurrence and Metastasis in Breast Cancer (n=491)
Year: 2026
Region / City: Not specified
Topic: Breast cancer patient characteristics and outcomes
Document Type: Supplementary data tables
Institution / Organization: Not specified
Author: Not specified
Study Population: Patients with carcinoma in situ and invasive carcinoma
Sample Size: 491
Clinical Parameters: Age, tumor size, molecular typing, type of surgery, lymph node status
Imaging Parameters: Ultrasonography (US), Mammography, BI-RADS categories, calcification
Follow-up Period: Not specified
Recurrence and Metastasis Analysis: Univariate proportional hazard analysis
Data Collection Methods: Clinical examination, pathologic evaluation, imaging studies
A unique case of sequential superficial bladder cancer with solitary pulmonary metastasis achieving long-term disease-free survival post-metastasectomy: A case report and literature review
Year: 2026
Region / City: N/A
Subject: Oncology, Urology
Document Type: Case Report
Organization / Institution: N/A
Author: Alhilaly S, Elbaz R, Khan I
Target Audience: Healthcare professionals, researchers in urology and oncology
Period of validity: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Date of amendments: N/A
Revision and resubmission of manuscript on pulmonary metastasis of recurrent giant-cell tumor in proximal humerus: a case report
Year: 2026
Institution: Orthopaedic outpatient clinic
Document type: Medical case report
Authors: Multiple, corresponding author indicated
Patient age: 40
Patient gender: Male
Patient smoking status: Smoker
Medical condition: Recurrent giant-cell tumor of proximal humerus with pulmonary metastasis
Procedures: Wide excision, hemiarthroplasty using Austin Moore prosthesis
Histopathology results: Postoperative biopsy showed recurrent giant-cell tumor, no sign of malignancy initially; malignant GCT after shoulder disarticulation
Infection: S. aureus, treated with specific antibiotics
Consent: Informed consent obtained from patient
Follow-up outcome: Patient deceased 2 years post-disarticulation due to loss of follow-up and missed chemotherapy
Imaging: X-ray, CT scans partially performed, some unavailable
References: Added discussion and references following JKKI style
Treatment algorithm for recurrent brain metastasis after prior radiotherapy
Year: 2026
Region / City: Not specified
Subject: Oncology, Neuroscience
Document Type: Supplementary Figure
Institution: Not specified
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: Medical professionals, researchers
Treatment Methods: SRS, FSRS, BT, HA-WBRT, WBRT
Clinical Focus: Recurrent brain metastasis
Anatomical Focus: Central Nervous System
Comment on the Draft Guiding Principles for the Search for Disappeared Persons
Note: Year
The Disappeared: Beyond Winning and Losing
Year: 2023
Region / Institution: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Subject: Gender and diversity in STEM, historical recognition
Document type: Academic paper
Author: Lynn Conway
Audience: Researchers, historians, and STEM professionals
Period covered: 1960s–1970s, with reflections on subsequent decades
Related works: IEEE Computer special issue, Hidden Figures
Key concepts: Conway Effect, Matilda Effect, Matthew Effect, VLSI revolution, microchip development
The Disappeared: Beyond Winning and Losing
Year: 2018
Author: Lynn Conway
Publication: IEEE Computer
Type: Article
Topic: Gender and minority representation in computing
Target audience: Professionals and scholars in computing and social sciences
Period covered: 1960s–2010s
Location: United States
Key events: VLSI Revolution, development of Intel 4004, emergence of Silicon Valley, personal computing and networking innovations
Notable figures: Margaret Rossiter, Theodore Melfi, Megan Smith, Carver Mead, Bruce Hoeneisen, Gordon Moore
The Disappeared: Beyond Winning and Losing
Year: 2018
Author: Lynn Conway
Publication: IEEE Computer
Type: Article
Topic: Gender and minority representation in computing and STEM
Region: United States
Target Audience: Researchers, technologists, and historians of computing
Period Covered: 1960s–2010s
Key Events Referenced: VLSI revolution, creation of Intel 4004, development at Xerox PARC
Notable Concepts: Matilda Effect, Matthew Effect
Personal Account: Yes
The Disappeared: Beyond Winning and Losing, August 4, 2018
Year: 2018
Region / City: United States / California
Topic: Women and under-represented minorities in STEM, VLSI technology
Document Type: Personal account / Review article
Organization / Institution: IEEE Computer
Author: Lynn Conway
Target Audience: Researchers, educators, and professionals in computing and STEM fields
Period Covered: 1960s–2010s
Date of Publication: August 4, 2018
Key Events Discussed: Space Race, VLSI Revolution, Moore’s Law, Dennard scaling, PARC innovations
Themes: Gender disparities in STEM, historical recognition, cultural effects on scientific credit
LC-JLK-LC Draft for Review, August 6, 2018: The Disappeared: Beyond Winning and Losing
Year: 2018
Region / City: United States
Topic: Gender Inequality in STEM
Document Type: Article
Organization / Institution: IEEE Computer
Author: Lynn Conway
Target Audience: Researchers, STEM professionals, Historians
Period of Action: Not specified
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
Topics: LORDS-M metastasis disappeared