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Meanings of cyst in English

Russian
кистоз
Portuguese
cístico
Spanish
quiste
Catalan
quist
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Closed sac growth on the body.

Related terms
кистоз
Portuguese
vesícula
Catalan
vesícula

A small anatomically normal sac or bladderlike structure (especially one containing fluid)

vesícula
Usage of cyst in English
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Inflammatory conditions and arthritides are also known causes of popliteal cyst formation.
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Objective: To evaluate the therapeutic strategy of Bosniak category II renal cyst.
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This cyst and its differential diagnosis is the subject of this paper.
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Now, after almost a year on spearmint, a cyst sighting is rare.
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Six children were treated early in the series with a cyst enterostomy.
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Cadi was diagnosed with Rathke's Cleft cyst a couple of years ago.
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Aims: To investigate p57 expression in human pancreatic adenocarcinoma and cyst adenoma.
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The net limits separate groups of cells referred to as cyst zoites.
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Dermal cyst-forming cells regained their normal structure after collapsing by osmotic pressure.
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The mass was removed completely and histologically diagnosed as a thymic cyst.
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The authors reviewed experience with seven fetuses who had fetal ovarian cyst.
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Spontaneous choledochal cyst rupture and consequent biliary peritonitis are rare in children.
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A patient with a large, long-standing posterior fossa arachnoid cyst was evaluated.
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The most common differential diagnoses were an ischiorectal abscess or Bartholin's cyst.
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In groups II and III, the PL evolved into one porencephalic cyst.
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Postoperative CT in two patients demonstrated collapse of the cyst in one.
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