experimental model in rat for sentinel node biopsy
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Abstract
Although sentinel node procedure has been used world wide, there are many aspects to be defined and better standardized. This study address if the experimental model in rats is appropriate for sentinel node biopsy. In this model, the lymph nodes are showed by lymphoscintigraphy, they are dyed by patent blue and identified by intraoperative gamma probe detection. It isn?t necessary to use magnification for the procedure. The model demonstrated that sentinel node biopsy in rats is feasible. So, besides allowing researches in this field, the model is useful for training and diffusing this technique.
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| Authors | ;Oliveira Filho Renato Santos de;Paiva Geruza Rezende;Wagner Jairo;Nogueira Solange Amorim |
| Journal | forensic science international |
| Year | 2003 |
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