Comparison of a Minimally Invasive Transthoracic Approach and a Surgical Method for Intrapleural Injection of Tumor Cells in Mice

Keyphrases

• Tumor Cells 100%
• Minimally Invasive 100%
• Surgical Technique 100%
• Transthoracic Approach 100%
• Intrapleural Injection 100%
• Tumor Burden 40%
• Tumor 20%
• Inflammatory Response 20%
• Inflammation 20%
• Cancer Cells 20%
• Disease Process 20%
• Human Disease 20%
• Cancer Model 20%
• Tumor Growth 20%
• Diaphragm 20%
• Therapeutic Agents 20%
• Tumor Distribution 20%
• Nude Mice 20%
• Anatomic 20%
• Surgeons 20%
• Tumor Progression 20%
• Lung Cancer 20%
• Invasive Procedures 20%
• Diagnostic Agents 20%
• Injection Site 20%
• Inoculation 20%
• Pleural Fluid 20%
• Analgesia 20%
• A549 20%
• Cadaver 20%
• Isoflurane Anesthesia 20%
• Carprofen 20%
• Fluid Accumulation 20%
• Minimally Invasive Methods 20%
• Pneumothorax 20%
• Live Mice 20%
• Blind Injection 20%
• Surgical Exposure 20%
• Transabdominal Approach 20%
• Tissue Dissection 20%
• Nonsurgical Procedures 20%
• Malignant Pleural Disease 20%
• Thoracic Wall 20%
• Tumor Profile 20%
• Luc2 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Tumor Cell 100%
• Surgical Procedure 100%
• Intrapleural Drug Administration 100%
• Neoplasm 80%
• Tumor Progression 40%
• Serositis 20%
• Surgery 20%
• Cancer Cell 20%
• Cancer Model 20%
• Surgeon 20%
• Lung Cancer 20%
• Invasive Procedure 20%
• Disease Process 20%
• Isoflurane 20%
• Diaphragm 20%
• Cadaver 20%
• Analgesia 20%
• Minimally Invasive Procedure 20%
• Pneumothorax 20%
• Diagnostic Agent 20%
• Injection Site 20%
• Thoracic Wall 20%
• Carprofen 20%
• Pleural Disease 20%