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Meanings of neoplasia in English

Russian
неоплазм
Portuguese
doenças oncológicas
Spanish
neoplasias
Catalan
neoplàsia

Abnormal mass of tissue as a result of abnormal growth or division of cells.

неоплазм
Usage of neoplasia in English
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Objective: To study the association between hormonal infertility treatment and ovarian neoplasia.
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METHODS: The authors discuss the diagnostic features of BE and BE-associated neoplasia.
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The medical literature regarding squamous cell neoplasia in DES-exposed patients is discussed.
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A similar pattern of expression was seen in intratubular germ cell neoplasia.
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The prevalence of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia in young women is increasing worldwide.
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The results showed high sensitivity of MCP-1 to detect neoplasia and inflammation.
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There were no characteristic features to indicate a unique renal neoplasia subtype.
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Background: The risk of colorectal neoplasia in breast cancer survivors is unclear.
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Little is known about the association of angiomyolipoma and adult renal-cell neoplasia.
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Gallbladder cancer is a fatal neoplasia with an extremely low survival rate.
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They may, however, have significant application in prevention or control of breast neoplasia.
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Aim: To review new developments in colonoscopic imaging concerning the detection of neoplasia.
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The understanding of renal neoplasia has advanced significantly in the last 20 years.
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The pathological examination of material removed from patients with colorectal neoplasia is important.
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Multiframe VLE image analysis shows improved BE neoplasia detection compared to single-frame analysis.
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Fourteen patients with superficial esophageal neoplasia underwent 15 ESDs using the Clutch Cutter.
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