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Meanings of hepatic neoplasm in inglés

ruso
рак печени
portugués
câncer no fígado
español
cáncer al hígado
catalán
neoplàsia maligna de fetge

Human disease.

cáncer al hígado
ruso
опухоль печени
portugués
tumor hepático
español
tumor hepático
catalán
tumor del fetge

Medical condition.

tumor hepático
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Examples for "liver cancer"
Examples for "liver cancer"
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Objective: Obesity and diabetes are associated with an increased liver cancer risk.
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Most cases of human liver cancer are HCC with highly metastatic ability.
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However, its tumor retention is not high enough to treat liver cancer.
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Moreover, no variation was found in eight liver cancer derived cell lines.
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YAP mRNA and protein levels were both elevated in liver cancer cells.
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Thus, we examined the association between tobacco and alcohol use by primary liver cancer type.
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Objective: Assess national and jurisdictional incidence and mortality trends for primary liver cancer in Australia.
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Obesity relatively late in adulthood has been consistently associated with increased risk of primary liver cancer.
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The RT tolerance of the liver is reduced in patients with primary liver cancer versus metastases.
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Logistic curve was used for fitting primary liver cancer (PLC) age-specific death rate in Chengdu.
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Gastric cancer, hepatic cancer and colon cancers were not observed.
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It might suggest new therapeutic strategies against hepatic cancer.
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3
The presence of HDV in the liver accelerates the progression of infection to fibrosis and to hepatic cancer.
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HCC has a poor prognosis associated with tumor recurrence and drug resistance, which has been attributed to the existence of hepatic cancer stem cells (HCSCs).
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We investigated findings using fusion cells (FCs) generated from rat dendritic cells and a syngeneic hepatic cancer cell line with regard to inducing anti-tumor immunity.
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Usage of hepatic neoplasm in inglés
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All four patients are now free of their previous dietary restrictions and appear to be cured of both their metabolic disease and their hepatic neoplasm.
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Fulminant hepatic failure is an unusual presentation of hepatic neoplasms, whether primary or metastatic.
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Using our experience with surgical resection of pulmonary metastases as a model, we have adopted an aggressive surgical approach to secondary hepatic neoplasms.
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