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The Government's ideas are being presented to Middle England as "getting tough" with unwelcome gatecrashers, who are flocking to Britain to take advantage of welfare hand-outs. This is simply not true. Those found not to be genuine asylum-seekers had their right to cash help cut off by the Conservatives. Moreover, asylum-seekers often find themselves housed in the dirtiest and most crowded parts of London's bed-and-breakfast underworld, as local authorities struggle to cope with their sheer numbers. This is no over-generous gravy train.
Britain is not a "soft touch". Does anyone really believe that Michael Howard and his fellow Tory grandstanders would have left any loophole unplugged, if they could have gained voter approval with another raft of restrictive measures at Conservative Party Conference? Other nations have taken far more than their fair share of refugees, especially from the former Yugoslavia; Germany and the Scandinavian nations have a particularly honourable record. Britain is still struggling to catch up.
There is a problem with asylum. The previous administration left the Immigration Service badly organised, poorly funded and demoralised. The ensuing backlog of 52,000 cases has been exacerbated because of the worsening situation in many parts of eastern Europe in particular. The most recent case has been Kosovars seeking asylum from Serb aggression; other groups pleading persecution have included Romanian and Czech Gypsies. In this situation, accelerating the asylum process by cutting down the number of appeals is probably justified; but stopping welfare payments even to perfectly legal asylum applicants will do nothing to reduce the numbers of those wanting to enter the country.
The numbers seeking asylum in Britain may be growing, but they are growing all over the world, boosted by widely available air travel. Even so, refugees are mostly taken in by neighbouring countries who are just as poor. The governments of Uganda, Burundi and Zaire, who took in millions of fleeing Rwandans, would probably not sympathise with a British plea that we are taking too many refugees.
There is also a problem with immigrants remaining in Britain after their application for asylum has been turned down; in 1997, 26,000 "disappeared" in this way. But, as the numbers wanting to come to Britain continue to mount, how will replacing cash benefits with food packages and payments in kind solve this problem? It is more likely to cause more such "disappearances". The Government seems to believe that it will save money with this Bill, but the more likely outcome is that it will have to spend more on immigration officers, and waste more police time hunting those who have already been refused entry.
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For Home Office failings on this scale, Charles Clarke must resign
Sir: Over a thousand foreigners have been released from our prisons into the community. Not only didn't the Government consider forced repatriation to their own countries for these people, but they also don't know where most of them are. Some have committed extremely nasty crimes. Even after the discovery of these serious failings of several government departments, the releases continued.
The Home Secretary, Charles Clarke, says that although he considered resignation over this matter, he has decided against it, as it is his responsibility to sort things out. It must be very pleasant to be in the sort of job where you yourself decide whether or not to take responsibility for failures on this scale. Mr Clarke is a member of a collective which has managed the Home Office for nine years. He should take responsibility for this incompetence, which could put our citizens at risk of harm, and resign briskly.
Perhaps too, with hindsight, Mr Clarke should have spent more time in the office and less in radio and TV studios.
Sir: Charles Clarke's position has become untenable. He is the archetypal exponent of bombast and self-righteousness and has presided over some of the most draconian legislation to have been introduced into our normally tolerance-loving midst since records began.
A vindictive Home Office under Labour has put measures in place that have led to Asbos for staring into a neighbour's garden or jumping into rivers, and for protesters to be detained for wearing the wrong T-shirt, saying "nonsense" at a political meeting or reading out the names of dead British soldiers. Yet these so-called misdemeanours pale into insignificance when this figure of 1,023 ex-prisoners lost to the four winds comes to light. Even after Charles Clarke knew of the problems a further 288 prisoners were released.
In a real state of emergency we would rely on this man to be on top of things. In our last real emergency last July, radios didn't work, there was a lack of co-ordination, and an innocent person was shot dead by mistake. The Home Office is obviously out of control.
David Blunkett's case was bad, with his own version of nannygate and visas, and he was finally kicked out. This new revelation is far worse, yet Clarke decides he should stay? I find this staggering.
Not enough help for breast-feeding
Sir: Bronwyn Eyre had a horrible time breastfeeding her son, and rightly points to the way confused and conflicting advice in the early days made it difficult ("Breast isn't best", 25 April). The "support" she had was pitiful - early supplements of formula are likely to undermine breastfeeding and there was no need for her husband to fill in charts of timing and frequency. Ineffective feeding leading to her son's poor weight should have been spotted long before Day 15.
The unnamed "German nutritionist" who disagrees that breastmilk is all a baby needs sounds ill-informed. If the baby isn't getting enough breastmilk, of course, things are bound to go wrong. Bronwyn also dismisses the well-documented risks of not breastfeeding, which include (among other points she did not list) an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer in the mother and infections, serious and less serious, in the baby.
National Childbirth Trust breastfeeding counsellors agree that it's very unfair for mothers to be encouraged to breastfeed, but then to find when they need help and good information to make it work, there's nothing there for them. The most highly trained form of breastfeeding support in the UK actually lies with a few hundred trained volunteers, who can't hope to be reached by more than a handful of the 450,000 mothers who begin breastfeeding each year.
Perhaps Bronwyn might think about writing to the maternity unit and complaining about the poor service she got, and asking what training is in place to ensure mothers get off to a good, and correctly informed, start.
Sir: Bronwyn Eyre seeks to justify making a bad choice for her baby by arguing that breastfeeding is outdated and "not necessary".
I'm afraid Brownyn's experience is one shared by many new parents, but falling back on formula didn't have to be the outcome. As a relatively new father, I have seen how difficult breastfeeding can be. I watched my partner sobbing with pain as she struggled with a badly latched baby. She eventually obtained the right advice, solved the problem and we were able to dispose of all the paraphernalia - the sterilisers, bottles, milk warmers and packets of expensive foul-smelling powder which had to be carted around whenever we left the house. We no longer had to sit up wind-ing a colicky baby for hours after a night-time feed. The nappies were no longer filled with evil alien poo. Now that was being freed from "tyranny".
If breastfeeding is proving difficult, try this simple experiment - mix up a pint of formula according to the manufacturer's instructions and bring it up to heat. Put it in your favourite mug, then drink it yourself. Then see if you still want to give it to your baby.
Japan undermines whaling bans
Sir: Congratulations on your excellent coverage of the whaling issue ("The great betrayal: pro-hunting Japanese seize control of the whaling commission", 17 April) . I would add a note on three other declared intentions of Japan if it succeeds in securing a simple majority in the International Whaling Commission.
One is the opening to whaling of the huge protected areas for whales (that the IWC calls "sanctuaries"): the entire Southern and Indian Oceans. Again, as with the moratorium on commercial whaling, this would formally require a three-quarters majority for abolition, but resolutions adopted by simple majority will greatly diminish their credibility and effectiveness.
The second is prohibition of all discussion and action regarding what the IWC calls "small cetaceans": dolphins, porpoises and the smaller whales such as narwhal, beluga and pilot whales.
Third is abolition of the recently established Conservation Committee, with its mandate to consider questions such as whale watching and effects on whales and dolphins of climate change, pollution and other environmental alterations caused by human activities.
Sir: I was sorry that in your otherwise excellent report on Japan and its appalling record on whaling it was suggested that anti-whaling countries like the UK had done nothing to counter Japan's efforts to seize control of the International Whaling Commission (IWC).
The UK and like-minded countries were instrumental in achieving the international ban on commercial whaling. And since it came into force in the mid 1980s we've vigorously fought any attempt to overturn it.
The UK and its allies have lost no opportunity in trying to persuade new anti-whaling countries to join the IWC - with some success - five have joined in the last two years. But it would be quite wrong for us to resort to the recruiting tactics of the Japanese - so well documented in your article.
That makes our job harder. We depend on the goodwill and campaigning of like-minded governments, NGOs and world opinion if we are to maintain the moratorium on commercial whaling and prevent Japan and her allies getting it lifted.
Families coping with severe autism
Sir: It is appalling that Angela Riley (letter, 24 April) feels that as a mother she has failed her severely autistic son, after the load she and her family have had to bear, almost alone, for so long. In what other field of health and social care would such a serious diagnosis be made and not followed up by more understanding and help than Ms Riley has been given?
The effects of severe autism on the behaviour of adults, or adult-sized children, are well enough known, as is the effect that their violent and unpredictable behaviour has on their mothers. It is also well known that families, in addition to the exhausting and demoralising job they have to do, have to fight for the services they do get.
Recently on your correspondence and news pages you have drawn attention to some of the effects of extreme autism which have driven mothers to despair. One kills her son, another jumps off a bridge; very, very many depend on anti-depressants. The mothers are not to blame: we are, the whole of our society is. We and our elected representatives are not taking this matter seriously and, until we all do, more good, caring families will be driven to extremes and unnecessary guilt.
Blair out of touch with civil rights
Sir: Tony Blair is reported to have attacked his critics for being "out of touch" with modern Britain ("The battle for civil liberties", 24 April), yet he should be asking whether he himself is in touch.
He and his government are chipping away at our precious freedoms and civil rights, but has he ascertained whether or not we are willing to lose them? People have fought and died for these freedoms, including freedom of speech, our right to trial by jury, our right not to be held by the police for more than a few hours without reasonable cause and access to a lawyer, and our right to go about our lawful business unchallenged in our own country.
His government is slowly but surely taking these things from us, they say to protect us from terrorism - though how it will do this I cannot see. So who is it we really need protection from?
Why we still need a second chamber
Sir: There is much to support some of the assertions of Johann Hari ("Don't reform the House of Lords - close it", 24 April). In a democracy there is no place for an unelected chamber making decisions on legislation that has passed a democratic chamber.
However, a unicameral assembly is also flawed. Unicameralism was an aim of the Levellers and later the Chartists and was put in place firstly by default in January 1649, and by design in December 1653 in the Instrument of Government. The second Protectorate Parliament of September 1656 onwards proved that a single chamber can be just as inclined to act in a irresponsible manner as any executive when there was no effective body to pull it back from its erratic course: in that case in the vicious pursuit of a religious radical.
The later redesigned constitution created a second house which was far too dependent on patronage to gain credibility. There are clear lessons for us in the current debate. The influence of a current executive of whatever disposition should be minimised.
Sir: Coalition governments would obviate the need for a House of Lords, Johann Hari argues. Not so. Dutch experience with perfect PR in the lower house shows that coalitions lead to strict party discipline, precisely because coalitions can crumble. It stifles debate and paralyses select committees. Governmental power thus descends into backroom deals between coalition parties.
Better to keep the Commons as it is, keep the Parliament Acts and introduce PR in an elected House of Lords. Coalitions would then form according to topic rather than to stay in power. That would be a true democratic check and balance on a majority-ruled Commons.
Milestones record life at a slower pace
Sir: Members of the Milestone Society will smile after reading Michael Bywater's dismissive review of their work ("The preserve of the English", 24 April).
Apart from a few tollhouses and coaching inns, mile markers remain almost the only visible evidence of a time when life moved more slowly. They not only represent a unique record of travel but also a colourful human story, the essence of social history.
Medieval peasants may rarely have left their village, but the milestone era was a time of rather more mobility, not least driving cattle to urban markets and in due course shopping excursions.
Tax money for the BNP?
Sir: If politicians get together to rifle our taxes to pay for party expenses at election time they should remember that if it means one penny of my taxes goes to the BNP then I will not only not vote, I will stop work and reduce spending to avoid taxation.
Reading poetry
Sir: Your item on the new Betjeman manuscripts ("Poetic passions of Betjeman come to light after 30 years", 26 April) ends with the quotation "... Because that bough might fall and injure a [illegible] head." Surely the missing word is "ratepayer's" - quite legible even sideways on in your accompanying photograph of the document?
Guilty of having no TV
Sir: Jessica Ray's letter on TV licensing (22 April) indicates that her organisation writes to people who do not own television sets in intimidating terms, requires them to state that they are not committing an offence and does not trust this statement but verifies by home visits. Not having a set, that is, creates a presumption of guilt.
Ulster's flag
Sir: A great pull-out guide to the UK (26 April). However, in the fact-boxes for individual regions, Northern Ireland's flag seems to be the Union Jack, the flag of the United Kingdom. I was under the idea that Northern Ireland had a flag of its own. Irrespective of the beliefs of the people of Northern Ireland, the Union Jack is not the correct flag to use considering that England, Scotland and Wales were correctly represented.
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A cashier at a quick mart told me that if you look closely about every 6th or 7th line you can
clearly see a white line thicker in some areas of the tickets, and that this is what you should
look for in a winning scratch off ticket. Well yes, i tried it and bought 10 tickets, and yes there
was a white line and yes i won a free ticket. does anyone know about this?
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the only problem with that is you can not pick and choose when you buy to be that selective you just have to take the end of the roll where it is at.peachie
yes but you can't always rely on it. i have bought so many scratch off using that method and have found that sometimes the winner maybe 1 up/down or 2-3 up or down from the white line. if i had to put a percentage on how well that white line works i would give it a 50-60% chance unless you are buying quite a few of the same ticket. sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't....it all goes back to a game of chance. the same goes with big winners being in the beginning, middle, and end of a pack.
to add to my recent reply....i have given up on the scratch offs bc NC claims to have more winners but when you look at the statistics they have just put more winners in the smaller prize categories so i finally said no more to scratch offs.
Back in 1996 a clerk told me about a black mark on scratch off tickets. That was back when they laid out flat in the stores. And she said within 3 tickets either before or after the mark was a winning ticket. Now it is hard to see cause they have the tickets in rolls but I can tell sometimes. I once got on a roll and won almost $200 on one roll of scratch offs. My cousin had told me if you get on a good roll stay on it. I bought about 20 $2 tickets that nite.
Where are these white lines supposed to be on the ticket? I never saw any type of lines on the scratch off tickets in PA and I play them frequently.
Wanted to add also that I'm very lucky at scratch off tickets, I usually win something, at least my money back and more. I also ask what number the roll is on, I like buying number 10, 99, and 147 in the roll. I have won 100 and 50 on number 147 many times.
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when you stretch out a line of say 10 scratch offs look at how they are connected. there is a
difference in between some but you have to look hard. it looks to me pieced together. kid
I buy $5 tickets all the time and notice a white, black, and even one time a blue line on the bottom where the tickets break. However, I have yet to see a winner. I do buy tickets sometimes with a black L on the bottom right or left side. I have won a good bit with those tickets. However, just like the line it's not 100%.
How are you going to win if you don't play?
Most of the tickets around here (not counting the new machines that dispense them) are under glass and behind the counter. There is no way I would be able to notice, lines or numbers or anything. Plus, there is no picking and choosing. If you want a ticket from a roll, you have the take the one that is next.
"No one remembers the person who almost climbed the mountain, only the person who eventually gets to the top."
I've heard about it and I've won some with them and lost some with them as a cashier told me the same thing but I don't think it's true......it's just plain luck.
I've also been told the cards win at the first of the roll and the last of the roll by another cashier and that's not true either as I have won both ways.
I think they are put in randomly as the people at the lottery headquarters told me.
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text: Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences Turk J Med Sci (2014) 44: 397-403 © TÜBİTAK doi:10.3906/sag-1303-128 http://journals.tubitak.gov.tr/medical/ Research Article Gleason score at the margin can predict biochemical recurrence after radical prostatectomy, in addition to preoperative PSA and surgical margin status 1, 1 2 3 4 Sıdıka Şeyma ÖZKANLI *, Itır Ebru ZEMHERİ , Asıf YILDIRIM , Hatice Deniz GÜR , Mevlana Derya BALBAY , 1 5 4 1 1 2 Serkan ŞENOL , Ahmet Oğuz ÖZKANLI , Erdal ALKAN , Tülay ZENGİNKİNET , Abdullah AYDIN , Turhan ÇAŞKURLU 1 Department of Pathology, Göztepe Training and Research Hospital, İstanbul Medeniyet University, İstanbul, Turkey 2 Department of Urology, Göztepe Training and Research Hospital, İstanbul Medeniyet University, İstanbul, Turkey 3 Department of Pathology, St Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, NY, USA 4 Department of Urology, Memorial Şişli Hospital, İstanbul, Turkey 5 Department of Anesthesiology, Memorial Şişli Hospital, İstanbul, Turkey Received: 27.03.2013 Accepted: 29.07.2013 Published Online: 31.03.2014 Printed: 30.04.2014 Background/aim: To evaluate the relation between biochemical recurrence (BCR) of prostate cancer and the extent of positive surgical margins (PSMs), Gleason score (GS) of the tumor at the margins, and preoperative prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels. Materials and methods: A total of 94 patients who underwent radical prostatectomy were recruited for this study and received postoperative follow-up care for 2 years. All specimens were evaluated for surgical margin status, PSM length, GS at positive margin, size of tumor, multifocality, invasion of seminal vesicle, lymphovascular invasion, and perineural invasion. PSM was defined as a prostate tumor. Results: Out of 94 patients, 34 patients (36.2%) had PSMs and 46 patients (48.9%) had BCR. A statistically significant relation between having a high risk of BCR of prostate cancer and having high preoperative PSA levels (P < 0.001), PSMs (P < 0.001), or a high GS at the surgical margin (P = 0.024) was found. Conclusion: High preoperative PSA levels, PSMs, and tumors with high GS at the margins have a poor prognostic impact, and they correlate with a higher rate of BCR. Close follow-up of patients with PSMs with high GS and high levels of preoperative PSA is recommended. Key words: Prostate cancer, surgical margin, biochemical recurrence 1. Introduction A positive surgical margin (PSM) in a radical prostatectomy specimen means that the tumor has not completely been excised and that the cancer has extended outside the prostate into the resection margins (1–4). On pathologic examination of prostate specimens, a PSM is the presence of tumor cells at the inked margin. If there is a fibrin layer between the tumor cells and the ink, it is considered as negative (3). In addition, if the ink is on tumor cells in which the glandular structure is not disrupted, it is again considered as negative (3). Surgical margins are considered as positive when tumor cells with disrupted glandular structure are identified on the inked surface (3). However, PSM may occur artificially when neoplastic glands are exposed to disruption of the prostatic capsule during surgery, tissue trauma during the intraoperative retraction *Correspondence: [email protected] of the prostate gland, or disruption of the capsule during pathological processing of the specimen (4). Disease recurrence in organ-confined prostate cancer is reported to occur in up to 27% of the patients after radical prostatectomy (RP) (5–7). The prognostic impact of PSM on the outcomes after RP is controversial (7). The association of biochemical recurrence (BCR) with PSM has been studied and was found to be highly variable due to the multiple causes underlying PSM (1–4). Previous studies have found that margin status is not an independent predictor of BCR when adjusted for other factors, such as Gleason score (GS) and preoperative serum prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels (6,8). Nevertheless, several studies have demonstrated that a higher rate of BCR, local recurrence, and development of distant metastasis are associated with PSM (9–11). Moreover, 397 ÖZKANLI et al. / Turk J Med Sci some reports have shown that PSM is an independent predictor of BCR following RP (9,12,13). Although the current TNM staging system does not reflect the impact of PSM, recent reports have shown that patients with a PSM but no extracapsular extension had PSA recurrence rates similar to or worse than patients with extracapsular extension with or without positive margins (14–16). Recently, a PSM of greater than 3 mm was identified as an independent predictor of BCR (17). Most of the data evaluating these margin-based parameters originate from large open prostatectomy series with intermediate to long follow-up periods (18). In the literature, there are many published studies that evaluated the relationship between BCR and tumor GS. However, there was only one study that looked into the relationship among PSM, GS, and BCR. Song et al. (7) showed that GS and BCR are 2 independent prognostic factors for biochemical recurrence in patients with PSM. In addition to the study by Song et al., our study is another one that evaluates the GS at the PSM. We have investigated the correlation of BCR with the length of PSM, GS at the surgical margin, and preoperative PSA in patients who underwent RP for the treatment of prostatic cancer. 2. Materials and methods 2.1. Patient population We reviewed the data of patients who underwent RP for the treatment of prostate cancer and received postoperative follow-up care for more than 2 years at our institution between September 2001 and March 2010. Clinical (age and PSA level) and pathological data were collected prospectively into an institutional review board-approved database. Follow-up data were gathered from chart reviews so that only patients followed at our institution were represented. Among these patients, those with pathologic stage T2 and T3 were identified, while the patients with node-positive disease and neoadjuvant or adjuvant therapy were excluded from the study. As a result, 94 patients were included in our study group. The patients underwent routine evaluation and PSA testing every 3–6 months in the first 2 years and annually thereafter in the postoperative period. BCR was defined as a serum PSA level of ≥0.2 ng/mL after RP. 2.2. Pathologic evaluation Using a standard protocol, we systematically sampled and evaluated all RP specimens (19). The prostatic apex was also evaluated in the same fashion in each protocol, and the entire external surface of the prostate was inked. The distal 5 to 8 mm (apex) was amputated and sectioned parallel to the urethra. PSM was defined as prostate tumor in contact with ink. The length of PSM was categorized as either being <10 mm or ≥10 mm. In addition to the surgical margin status, the PSM length, GS at the margin, 398 largest diameter of the tumor, multifocality, presence of seminal vesicle (SVI), lymphovascular invasions (LVIs), and perineural invasions (PNIs) were also evaluated. 2.3. Statistical analysis For statistical analysis of the data, SPSS 15.0 for Windows was used. The chi-square test and Fisher's exact chisquare test were used for the evaluation of quantitative parameters. Logistic regression analysis was used for multivariate analysis and for statistical significance, and a P-value of less than 0.05 was considered to show statistically significant results. 3. Results We have included 94 patients that underwent RP between 2001 and 2010 at our institution. The age of the patients ranged between 42 and 73 years old with a mean of 62.81 ± 6.87. The demographics of the study are given in Table 1. Table 1. Demographics and histological findings of patients. n % <65 51 54.3 ≥65 43 45.7 <4 ng/mL 4 4.3 4–10 ng/mL 44 46.8 >10 ng/mL 46 48.9 Positive 34 36.2 Negative 60 63.8 Length of tumor at the <10 mm 18 52.9 margin (n = 34) ≥10 mm 16 47.1 <7 52 55.3 ≥7 42 44.7 <25 mm 60 63.8 ≥25 mm 34 36.2 Positive 21 22.3 Negative 73 77.7 Positive 30 31.9 Negative 64 68.1 Yes 46 48.9 No 48 51.1 Positive 64 68.1 Negative 30 31.9 Age Preop. PSA (ng/mL) Surgical margins GS at the margin Largest tumor diameter SVI LVI BCR PNI PSA, prostate-specific antigen; GS, Gleason score; SVI, seminal vesicle invasion; LVI, lymphovascular invasion; BCR, biochemical recurrence; PNI, perineural invasion. ÖZKANLI et al. / Turk J Med Sci We have analyzed the patients according to the presence of BCR in the follow-up examinations. A statistically significant relation was detected between BCR and the preoperative PSA levels (P = 0.01). Patients with a preoperative PSA level of >10 ng/mL had a statistically significant higher BCR rate compared to those with preoperative PSA levels of <10 ng/mL. In addition, a statistically significant relation was found between higher BCR rate (P = 0.01) and PSM; however, the relation between BCR rate and the length of tumor at the PSM was not statistically significant (P = 1). BCR rate and GS at the surgical margin were found to be significantly related (P = 0.024). Patients with BCR had a significantly higher GS (GS ≥ 7) at the margin. Additionally, patients with BCR had a significantly higher rate of SVI and LVI. The correlation of BCR with the other clinical and histopathological parameters is summarized in Table 2. Table 3 summarizes the logistic regression analysis of BCR. Parameters, from the most significant downwards, were as follows: SVI (OR: 13.122), LVI (OR: 6.443), preoperative PSA (OR: 4.229), and PSM length of >10 mm (OR: 3.931). There was no relation between BCR and GS of ≥7 at the PSM. When patients were analyzed according to the surgical margin status, it was seen that patients with PSMs had higher preoperative PSA levels (>10 ng/mL) compared to the patients with negative surgical margins. A statistically significant relation was detected between PSM and GS at the margin (P = 0.003); patients with a PSM had a higher rate of having GS of ≥7 compared to negative surgical margins. We found a significant relation between PSM and SVI (P = 0.023), LVI (P = 0.001), and PNI (P = 0.007). In addition to all these findings summarized in Table 4, no significant relation was detected between PSM and age or tumor size. Table 5 summarizes the logistic regression analysis of PSM with other parameters, which are listed from the most significant downwards: LVI (OR: 3.761) and preoperative PSA (OR: 3.251). There was no relation between PSM and GS of ≥7 at the PSM, SVI, or PNI. Table 2. Relation between biochemical recurrence of prostate cancer (BCR) and clinicopathologic factors. BCR Yes Age Preop. PSA Surgical margins Length of tumor at the margin GS at the margin Tumor size SVI LVI PNI No n (%) n (%) <65 26 (56.5%) 25 (52.1%) ≥65 20 (43.5%) 23 (47.9%) <4 ng/mL 1 (2.2%) 3 (6.3%) 4–10 ng/mL 12 (26.1%) 32 (66.7%) >10 ng/mL 33 (71.7%) 13 (27.1%) Positive 26 (56.5%) 8 (16.7%) Negative 20 (43.5%) 40 (83.3%) <10 mm 14 (53.8%) 4 (50.0%) ≥10 mm 12 (46.2%) 4 (50.0%) <7 20 (43.5%) 32 (66.7%) ≥7 26 (56.5%) 16 (33.3%) <25 mm 27 (58.7%) 33 (68.8%) ≥25 mm 19 (41.3%) 15 (31.2%) Positive 20 (43.5%) 1 (2.1%) Negative 26 (56.5%) 47 (97.9%) Positive 26 (56.5%) 4 (8.3%) Negative 20 (43.5%) 44 (91.7%) Positive 34 (73.9%) 30 (62.5%) Negative 12 (26.1%) 18 (37.5%) P 0.666 0.001** 0.001** 1 0.024* 0.391 0.001** 0.001** 0.235 PSA, prostate-specific antigen; GS, Gleason score; SVI, seminal vesicle invasion; LVI, lymphovascular invasion; BCR, biochemical recurrence; PNI, perineural invasion. Chi-square test: * P < 0.05, ** P < 0.001. 399 ÖZKANLI et al. / Turk J Med Sci Table 3. Logistic regression analysis of biochemical recurrence (BCR) of prostate cancer and clinicopathologic factors. B SE P OR 95% CI Preop. PSA (>10 ng/mL) 1.442 0.587 0.014* 4.229 1.338–13.363 Tumor length at margin 1.369 0.626 0.029* 3.931 1.152–13.416 GS (≥7) at the margin –0.762 0.670 0.256 0.467 0.126–1.736 SVI (positive) 2.574 1.152 0.025* 13.122 1.372–125.532 LVI (positive) 1.863 0.780 0.017* 6.443 1.396–29.746 PSA, prostate-specific antigen; GS, Gleason score; SVI, seminal vesicle invasion; LVI, lymphovascular invasion; BCR, Biochemical Recurrence; B, beta coefficient; SE, standard error; OR, odds ratio; CI, correlation index. Table 4. Relation between surgical margin status and clinicopathologic features. Surgical margin Age Preop. PSA GS at the margin Tumor size SVI LVI PNI Positive Negative n (%) n (%) <65 17 (50.0%) 34 (56.7%) >65 17 (50.0%) 26 (43.3%) <4 ng/mL 1 (2.9%) 3 (5.0%) 4–10 ng/mL 9 (26.5%) 35 (58.3%) >10 ng/mL 24 (70.6%) 22 (36.7%) <7 12 (35.3%) 40 (66.7%) ≥7 22 (64.7%) 20 (33.3%) <25 mm 19 (55.9%) 41 (68.3%) ≥25 mm 15 (44.1%) 19 (31.7%) Positive 12 (35.3%) 9 (15.0%) Negative 22 (64.7%) 51 (85.0%) Positive 19 (55.9%) 11 (18.3%) Negative 15 (44.1%) 49 (81.7%) Positive 29 (85.3%) 35 (58.3%) Negative 5 (14.7%) 25 (41.7%) P 0.533 0.007** 0.003** 0.227 0.023* 0.001** 0.007** PSA, prostate-specific antigen; GS, Gleason score; SVI, seminal vesicle invasion; LVI, lymphovascular invasion; BCR, biochemical recurrence; PNI, perineural invasion. Chi-square test: * P < 0.05, ** P < 0.001. Finally, patients with PSMs were analyzed and a statistically significant relation was detected between BCR and high preoperative PSA (P = 0.029). Patients with preoperative PSA of >10 ng/mL had a higher rate of BCR. Additionally, in these patients, a significant relation was detected between BCR and GS at the margin (P = 0.024). Patients with BCR had significantly higher GS results (GS ≥ 7) at the margin. BCR also had a significant relation with 400 SVI (P = 0.017) and LVI (P = 0.01). These findings are summarized in Table 6. Table 7 shows the logistic regression analysis of PSM with other parameters, which are listed from the most significant to less significant: LVI (OR: 6.074) and preoperative PSA (OR: 4.721). There was no relationship between PSM and GS of ≥7 at the PSM, SVI, or PNI. ÖZKANLI et al. / Turk J Med Sci Table 5. Logistic regression analysis of positive surgical margin (PSM) and clinicopathologic factors. B SE P OR 95% CI Preop. PSA (>10 ng/mL) 1.179 0.525 0.025* 3.251 1.162–9.093 GS (≥7) at the margin 0.439 0.544 0.419 1.552 0.534–4.506 SVI (positive) –0.512 0.723 0.478 0.599 0.145–2.471 LVI (positive) 1.325 0.626 0.034* 3.761 1.104–12.820 PNI (positive) 0.967 0.634 0.127 2.630 0.759–9.107 PSA, prostate-specific antigen; GS, Gleason score; SVI, seminal vesicle invasion; LVI, lymphovascular invasion; PNI, perineural invasion; B, beta coefficient; SE, standard error; OR, odds ratio; CI, correlation index. Table 6. Relation between biochemical recurrence of prostate cancer (BCR) and clinicopathologic factors in patients with positive surgical margin (PSM). BCR Age Preop. PSA GS at the margin Tumor size SVI LVI PNI Present Absent n (%) n (%) <65 13 (50.0%) 4 (50.0%) >65 13 (50.0%) 4 (50.0%) <4 ng/mL 0 (0.0%) 1 (12.5%) 4–10 ng/mL 5 (19.2%) 4 (50.0%) >10 ng/mL 21 (80.8%) 3 (37.5%) <7 8 (30.8%) 4 (50.0%) ≥7 18 (69.2%) 4 (50.0%) <25 mm 14 (53.8%) 5 (62.5%) ≥25 mm 12 (46.2%) 3 (37.5%) Positive 12 (46.2%) 0 (0.0%) Negative 14 (53.8%) 8 (100.0%) Positive 19 (73.1%) 0 (0.0%) Negative 7 (26.9%) 8 (100.0%) Positive 22 (84.6%) 7 (87.5%) Negative 4 (15.4%) 1 (12.5%) P 1 0.029* 0.320 1 0.017* 0.001** 1 PSA, prostate-specific antigen; GS, Gleason score; SVI, seminal vesicle invasion; LVI, lymphovascular invasion; BCR, biochemical recurrence; PNI, perineural invasion. Chi-square test and Fisher's exact test: * P < 0.05, ** P < 0.01 401 ÖZKANLI et al. / Turk J Med Sci Table 7. Logistic regression analysis of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) recurrence and other parameters in positive surgical margin (PSM) cases. B SE P OR 95% CI Preop. PSA (>10 ng/mL) 1.552 0.535 0.004** 4.721 1.654–13.481 GS (≥7) at the margin –0.389 0.594 0.512 0.677 0.212–2.169 SVI (positive) 1.674 0.882 0.058 5.333 0.947–30.027 LVI (positive) 1.804 0.693 0.009** 6.074 1.563–23.606 PSA, prostate-specific antigen; GS, Gleason score; SVI, seminal vesicle invasion; LVI, lymphovascular invasion; PNI, perineural invasion; B, beta coefficient; SE, standard error; OR, odds ratio; CI, correlation index. 4. Discussion While many studies have reported that patients with positive margin prostate cancer are more likely to progress biochemically, locally, and systemically (20–24), the prognostic significance of a PSM in the case of organconfined cancer remains debatable (7). Traditionally, the extent of a PSM in RP specimens was categorized as focal or extensive (3,4,10,18). The major issue with this method is the lack of a standard to define how much of a tumor at the margin should be considered a focal or extensive positivity. This makes it difficult to compare the results among studies. As a result, the International Society of Urological Pathology has recently recommended reporting the length of PSMs as the extent of a positive margin (25). Only a few studies have been published on this subject (4,10,18,26,27). Shikanov et al. found that the length of a PSM was an independent prognostic factor for BCR, both as a continuous variable and as a categorical variable (≤1 mm, 1–3 mm, or >3 mm) (18). Ochiai et al. found that the prognosis of patients with a length of tumor at the surgical margin of ≤3.0 mm and those with a length of PSM of >3.0 mm were statistically different (P < 0.01) (17). Other groups also made similar observations (10,27) In contrast, Emerson et al. and Marks et al. found that the length of PSM was not an independent prognostic factor (26,28). While evaluating the tumor length at the surgical margin, we subgrouped the patients as having PSMs of less than 10 mm and having PSMs of greater than or equal to 10 mm in our study. We confirmed that BCR is much higher in cases with PSMs (36.2%). However, the tumor length at the surgical margin was independent from BCR. It is clear that the number of cases in our study is not enough to reach a statistically significant conclusion. Shikanov et al. prospectively studied 1398 patients. According to them, in patients with a PSM, the margin length was associated with BCR. They found total PSM length to be independently associated with BCR. Longer positive margins are associated with higher risk of BCR. 402 This emphasizes the importance of minimizing not only the incidence but also the extent of PSM surgically. Interestingly, in our study, the risk of BCR did not differ between patients with a negative surgical margin and those with a PSM of less than 1 mm. This finding suggests that patients with a small positive margin have a falsepositive margin or that, given our relatively short followup, persistent microscopic disease following surgery has yet to be translated into BCR (18). Stephenson et al. analyzed follow-up data from 7160 patients treated with RP. They found that an increased risk of biochemical recurrence was associated with multiple versus solitary PSMs (adjusted HR: 1.4, P = 0.002) and extensive versus focal PSMs (adjusted HR: 1.3, P = 0.004) in multivariable analysis. Consequently, they reported that the number and extent of PSMs significantly influence the risk of biochemical recurrence after RP (4). In the studies done to date, specimen GS has been taken into consideration. However, as seen in a few other studies, we assessed the GS at the surgical margin in order to ascertain whether GS at the surgical margin has any implication on the recurrence (7). Song et al. evaluated the surgical margin GS, similar to our study. On multivariate analysis, surgical GS was independently prognostic of BCR. Song et al. found that the surgical GS (P = 0.021) was the independent predictor of BCR (7). In our study, we also found that BCR is higher in PSM cases with a GS of ≥7 at the margin. Our findings support that having a tumor with GS of ≥7 at the margin increases the PSA recurrence by at least 2.6 times. In conclusion, certain factors can predict biochemical recurrence after RP, including preoperative PSA levels, surgical margin positivity, and GS of ≥7 at the PSM, in patients with localized prostate cancer. There was no relation between the length of the PSM and BCR when cut-off was taken as 10 mm for the length. With the use of several different cut-offs for the length of invasion, more detailed analysis can be performed in a larger series. ÖZKANLI et al. / Turk J Med Sci References 1. Swindle P, Eastham JA, Ohori M, Kattan MW, Wheeler T, Maru N, Slawin K, Scardino PT. Do margins matter? 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Best Location in Cabo Shopping, Fishing, Beaches, Golfing at Your Door Step(61 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:3 nights
- Sleeps:2
- Bedrooms:0
- Bathrooms:1
- Property type:Condo
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:N/A
About the Property
Condo, Studio 1 Bath, (Sleeps 2)
A short stroll along the Marina provides fine dining, casual dining or a spot to rest and enjoy the action.
There are several locations to book your favorite activities.
Snorkel or dive trips, whale watching, sunset cruises, trips to the arch, swim with the dolphins, half day or full day fishing trips. Hit the links at any of the 15 golf courses within the Cabo area, 3 Nicklaus designed along with Robert Trent Jones II and Tom Weiskopf, with the most spectacular views found anywhere. Shopping is just steps away at Puerto Paraiso Mall/Luxury Avenue, shops include Coach, Louis Vitton and more. The mall also boasts 10 Cinemas all VIP seating, most movies are in English with Spanish subtitles, plus a Casino and sports book for those that enjoy gambling.
We are just a short walk to Medano Beach, safe and swimmable with all the action of Billigan's, Mango Deck on the Beach & The Office. Looking for the quieter side of the beach? Hacienda Beach also swimmable, is even closer and everything you need is in the condo, coolers, blanket, chairs, towels, umbrella bring a good book, drinks, a light snack and you are set.
La Chatita (formerly Mis Suenos) restaurant is open on the Marina within the Marina Cabo Plaza building.
Mexican restaurant Herredero is now part of our complex on the Marina side.
Usual Suspects Bar is open for business in our building, stop and enjoy the view and a cool libation.
The Early Bird mini-market is on our property as well, great for picking up items you might need during your stay. The Early Bird store is more than just a mini market you can purchase a light breakfast, a snack or even have them make up your box lunch for your fishing trip how easy is that no early rising and driving to your fishing boat. It's all right here at your door step for your convenience.
Let's not forget the fabulous night life here in Cabo with many great clubs and bars to choose from.
Visit the Glass Factory in Cabo it is so close and you won't be disappointed watching the guys blowing glass the old fashioned way straight out of the brick oven.
Renting a car? Take a trip to Historical San José del Cabo Thursday night is Art Walk during the winter, or how about the Water Park at Caduaño just 22 miles north of San José. Feeling a little more adventurous, try hwy 1 where we are a short 1 1/2 hour drive to Los Barriles where you can enjoy kite surfing or a trip to Cabo Pulmo National Marine Park for some extrordinary snorkling. With the new 4 lane highway 19 exploring Todos Santos and it's wonderful galleries and of course the famous Hotel California is a short 45 mile drive.
Anything is possible in this Paradise. What are you waiting for, book your vacation now.
Unit includes all cooking utensils, full size fridge, granite counter tops (kitchen), 2 burner Bosch ceramic cook tops, Queen bed, in suite safe, 37' flat screen, with Shaw Direct Satelite TV, now with dedicated internet guests can watch their own programming with the option of our Google Chromcast device. Unit has an ihome docking stations, large walk in shower, Conair 1600watt hair dryers. Recent updates include additional cabinetry and double glazed, screened patio doors. This unit has a deck with furniture, & a Weber spirit 210 BBQ, imagine morning coffee in the sunshine or Happy Hour in the evening on the deck. We have also added a Marina View Unit enjoy the sunsets over the Marina, offered at $110.00 per night. This unit's availability is not reflected in the calendar please contact us directly or check VRBO # 508278
Not sure about availability or don't see what your looking for, contact us directly the start of your vacation is only a call, or an e-mail away.
Keywords: Studio, Marina, Medano Beach, Puerto Paraiso Mall, Golden Zone, Fishing Charters
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Member since: 2010
Property Type
- Condo
- On floor 1
- 450 sq. ft.
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 2
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Catering Available
- Breakfast - Booking Possible
- Lunch - Booking Possible
- Dinner - Booking Possible
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Optional
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
Bedrooms: 0 Bedrooms, Sleeps 2, Beds for 2
- Queen size Bed (1)
Other Amenities
- DVD Player
Satellite / Cable:
37inch Flat screen Shaw Direct TV along with our local Mexican Dish Satelite TV, Google Chromcast available with refundable deposit...moreless
- Adventure
- Budget
- Historic
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Duty Free Shops
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Live Theater
- Marina
- Museums
- Restaurants
- Synagogues
- Water Parks
- Zoo
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Laundromat
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Beachcombing
- Boating
- Eco Tourism
- Gambling Casinos
- Horseback Riding
- Scenic Drives
- Shelling
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
- Whale Watching
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cycling
- Deepsea Fishing
- Fishing
- Fly Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Jet Skiing
- Kayaking
- Mountain Biking
- Parasailing
- Sailing
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Snorkeling
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Surf Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Water Skiing
- Wind-Surfing
dedicated free WiFi or Ethernet connection your choice....moreless
- Iron & Board
Linens Provided:
Quality linens provided Weekly linen change included. ...moreless
Catering Available:
Catering available from several locations including Solomon's Landing...moreless
Coffee Maker:
Unit has a Mr Coffee delay brew coffee maker. We provide some coffee, coffee filters, sugar packets and coffee whitner to get you started....moreless
Cooking Utensils:
unit is equipped with coffee pot, blender, toaster, toaster oven, rice cooker, pots, pans, dishes etc everything you need to enjoy an intimate diner in the comfort of your condo....moreless
- Dishes & Utensils
Unit has everything but a traditional oven, we do provide a toaster oven and Weber Spirit 210 BBQ. ...moreless
- Microwave
- Oven:
Pantry Items:
The first 5 gallon water bottle is included. We also provide sandwich bags, freezer bags, foil and saran wrap....moreless
Pool / Spa
Building Type
- Building
House Cleaning
- Housekeeper Optional
RatesCurrency Conversion
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|Monthly *
High Season
Oct 1 - May 1, 2018
3 night min stay
My Standard Rate
3 night min stay
Additional information about rental rates
- move out cleaning fee $50
Deposits can be made via PayPal invoice or Home Away Payments balance due in cash on arrival
Marina view Unit VRBO 508278 $110.00 per night
Ask about special rates for longer stays
One time $50.00 move out cleaning fee
Note: No upcharge for major holidays or events
Owner's cancellation policy:
Policy available by contacting owner when booking
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Hacienda Beach Club & Residences
- Hotel
- 0.2 miles to rental
- View on map
- Attraction
- 1.7 miles to rental
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- Restaurant
- 1.2 miles to rental
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- Attraction
- 1.4 miles to rental
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- Attraction
- 2.2 miles to rental
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Crazy Lobster (The)
- Restaurant
- 1.7 miles to rental
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- Restaurant
- 0.0 miles to rental
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- Hotel
- 0.0 miles to rental
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Car: Not Necessary
Harley Davidson rentals, Sky diving, Ultralight rental, Adventure and Eco Tours, Zip Line, Stand up Paddle (SUP) Cabo and San Jose. Cabo Adventure Swim with the Dolphins,Camel ride and recently added Mountain Biking wow, your adventure is all up to you and just waiting for your arrival!!!1
Owner info
Year Purchased: 1994
About the owner: This is a picture of our first Marlin brought in, what fun with only 2 of us on the boat and a 160 lb stripped Marlin fighting to shake the hook. It took a bit of time but we finally landed it, what an amazing day.
Why the Owner Chose El Medano Ejidal, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico:
We have been coming to Cabo since the early 80's and originally spent our time in a tent on the beach. In 1991 we started renting vacation property in this building and eventually we felt comfortable enough to invest in the town we love. Having spent time in Cabo during those early years means we grew up with the town from a small fishing village with very few stores and little or no English spoken to what we see today with Starbucks, Costco, Walmart and Home Depot. There are certainly times of nostalgia, but drive 30 miles up the coast and you run right back into the old Mexico we fell in love with. We have special friendships that have come from our time spent here and have seen these families grow from babies to beautiful adults, weddings and babies of there own. It's been a wonderful experience that we wouldn't trade for the world. We not only rent units in the building it is also our home.
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
We have spent many days fishing the waters along the coast. We enjoy motoring out a little ways off shore and having a picnic lunch while fishing for anything that swims by. The water is clear enough to see turtles and other sea life going by underwater, as well as whales, dolphins and devil rays. The snorkeling at Chileno and Santa Maria Bays are some of the best, the water teaming with several different species of fish. Going after bill fish is easy with the charter companies within our building. We have also fished with the local fishing charters, the boats are good with very knowledgable captains and crew to help land that catch you've been dreaming of.
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- Primary: (604) 936-9745 (British Columbia, Canada)
Links to more information:
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"El Arco" where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez
Marina Cabo Plaza
condo 106 with newly installed 6mm glass patio door
Queen Bed 106
large walk in shower 106
Hacienda Beach, the quiet side of Medano Beach
Visit the glass factory you won't be disappointed.
Brick Oven in the Glass Factory
World Globe at the Tropic of Cancer
Kite Surfing in Los Barriles
A day of fishing beginning with sunrise on the water
Marina and Puerto Pariaso Mall
37"flat screen 106
newly updated kitchen area 106
Webber BBQ and deck chairs 106
Snorkel the beautiful waters of Chileno Bay
Glass Factory In Cabo San Lucas
Marker at the Tropic of Cancer on the highway to the East Cape
Open Air Chapel at the Tropic of Cancer Marker
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Date last modified - Tuesday, May 23, 2017
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"Peculiar point of view, Miss. I've never heard someone so concerned over the friends' relationship. Whenever my father spoke of it, he would always praise our ancestor for winning the girl. He never spoke much of the captain." The prince looked at his walking companion with thoughtful eyes.
The two continued walking and talking together, laughing and chatting as they made their way to the treasure room. Hataru eventually forgot her suspicions of the prince as she became more and more interested in the stories he shared with her about his family's, as well as his own, accomplishments. Tarin was enthusiastic about his history, boasting over righteous deeds and smoothing over malicious ones. Smiling to himself, he often peeked over at the girl as they walked side by side. Before they know it, they were approaching the glowing entrance to the cave of riches.
Hataru's heart began racing and her cheeks grew warm. What would Captain Levi say to her when she returned? Would he scold her for running off? Would he be happy to see that she was fine? And what would he say when he saw the prince she had brought back with her? Maybe he wouldn't be too upset if she told him about Tarin's dagger. Her body tensed tighter with every step she took closer to the mouth of the cave, afraid about what might happen next. When they came to the opening, however, all of her fears that had been building up inside her head were dropped immediately and replaced with new ones. Peering inside the room, the two beheld a lively battle amongst the piles of gold and silver.