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1	ere removed with radical abdominopelvic lymphadenectomy after the autonomic nerv
2	erectomy plus pelvic and/or para-aortic lymphadenectomy and 36 patients underwen
3	e the results from lower-level axillary lymphadenectomy together with the morbid
4	tudy tests the hypothesis that cervical lymphadenectomy will reduce the enhancem
5	tectomy worsened the morbidity rate. D2 lymphadenectomy with pancreas-preserving
6	 chosen; radiochemotherapy and extended lymphadenectomy still need further asses
7	al vulvectomy with inguinal and femoral lymphadenectomy is the standard  therapy
8	rsial. Radical inguinal or ileoinguinal lymphadenectomy can cure approximately 4
9	 underwent transperitoneal laparoscopic lymphadenectomy and laser coagulation 4-
10	rimary tumour resection and mediastinal lymphadenectomy alone. Standard treatmen
11	-year survival following staging pelvic lymphadenectomy and retropubic implantat
12	 lity rate.  The impact of prophylactic lymphadenectomy on survival is not known
13	to benefit can be selected for regional lymphadenectomy. In addition, accurate a
14	, who underwent radical retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy (RPLA) after chemotherap
15	tients who are candidates for selective lymphadenectomy should be based on patho
16	ty-three patients had undergone staging lymphadenectomy for malignant tumors, ei
17	time, the scope and model of systematic lymphadenectomy were evaluated and discu