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Significats de tumour en anglès

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An abnormal new mass of tissue that serves no purpose.

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Whenever possible, breast tumour molecular marker information should be taken into account.
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The tumour-associated factors responsible are multiple and probably different in each case.
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One out of five cases developed tumour recurrence four years after resection.
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In different animal model the tumour necrosis factor-dependent mechanisms have been defined.
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After the second surgery, a significant reduction of tumour mass was obtained.
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The primary end-point was tumour control rate, including partial responses and stabilizations.
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Radiotherapy arrests tumour growth and provides symptomatic improvement, but has long-term consequences.
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Normal epithelium either originating from sound or tumour-bearing animals was not transduced.
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In these cases, amputation is the only means of resecting the tumour.
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Hence, careful pathological assessment with appropriate tumour markers and immunohistochemistry are essential.
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In ILP, reduced tumour growth was observed when L-NAME was used alone.
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Methods: Specimens of paraffin embedded tumour from 197 CC patients were collected.
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The NF1 gene is a classic example for a tumour suppressor gene.
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It may also affect differentiation of malignant cells and support tumour spread.
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It is rarely very extensive but does allow reduction of tumour size.
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Attempts to belittle it are dangerous, allowing the tumour to spread unchecked.
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