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Meanings of
tumour
in inglés
portugués
tumores
catalán
tumor
español
tumor
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An abnormal new mass of tissue that serves no purpose.
tumor
neoplasm
español
tumor
Synonyms
Examples for "
tumor
"
tumor
neoplasm
Examples for "
tumor
"
1
Given the late stage of the
tumor
,
however, many fans were concerned.
2
This treatment resulted in good
tumor
control with an optimal cosmetic result.
3
Methods: A young patient presented with mass effect from glomus valage
tumor
.
4
Specific growth delay was used as the end point for
tumor
response.
5
However, efficient delivery into
tumor
cells remains a major obstacle for treatment.
1
Background: Angioleiomyoma of the nasal cavity is an extremely rare benign
neoplasm
.
2
The
neoplasm
subsequently metastasized and required additional VP-16 and carboplatin for control.
3
Schwannoma originating from the cervical vagus nerve is an extremely rare
neoplasm
.
4
Squamous cell carcinoma is the most common malignant
neoplasm
of the larynx.
5
Carcinosarcoma is a malignant
neoplasm
that contains elements of carcinoma and sarcoma.
Usage of
tumour
in inglés
1
Whenever possible, breast
tumour
molecular marker information should be taken into account.
2
The
tumour
-
associated
factors responsible are multiple and probably different in each case.
3
One out of five cases developed
tumour
recurrence four years after resection.
4
In different animal model the
tumour
necrosis factor-dependent mechanisms have been defined.
5
After the second surgery, a significant reduction of
tumour
mass was obtained.
6
The primary end-point was
tumour
control rate, including partial responses and stabilizations.
7
Radiotherapy arrests
tumour
growth and provides symptomatic improvement, but has long-term consequences.
8
Normal epithelium either originating from sound or
tumour
-
bearing
animals was not transduced.
9
In these cases, amputation is the only means of resecting the
tumour
.
10
Hence, careful pathological assessment with appropriate
tumour
markers and immunohistochemistry are essential.
11
In ILP, reduced
tumour
growth was observed when L-NAME was used alone.
12
Methods: Specimens of paraffin embedded
tumour
from 197 CC patients were collected.
13
The NF1 gene is a classic example for a
tumour
suppressor gene.
14
It may also affect differentiation of malignant cells and support
tumour
spread.
15
It is rarely very extensive but does allow reduction of
tumour
size.
16
Attempts to belittle it are dangerous, allowing the
tumour
to spread unchecked.
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tumour
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
primary tumour
have a tumour
malignant tumour
residual tumour
local tumour
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Translations for
tumour
portugués
tumores
tumor
neoplasia
catalán
tumor
español
tumor
Tumour
through the time
Tumour
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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