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Significados de primary cancer em inglês

russo
злокачественная опухоль
português
tumor maligno
espanhol
tumor maligno
catalão
neoplàsia maligna
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Disease result from abnormal continuous division of the live cells.

tumor maligno
Uso de primary cancer em inglês
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Arguments favoring a new primary cancer over a late recurrence are presented.
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Purpose: Hepatocellular carcinoma is the most common primary cancer of the liver.
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Pathological findings suggested this was a primary cancer rather than a metastasis.
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Nuclear imaging modalities revealed a primary cancer located at the left tongue base.
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Arguments favoring a new primary cancer over a la …
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Development of a secondary primary cancer in a skin flap is a rare complication.
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Five patients with primary cancer subsequently underwent standard lobectomy.
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Methods: Data from 1715 patients referred for evaluation of suspected unknown primary cancer were retrospectively reviewed.
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Sixteen of primary cancer samples showed shifted mobility in at least one of the analyzed areas.
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An extensive search for an extrapelvic primary cancer was undertaken but revealed no evidence of malignancy.
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No other possible primary cancer that may have been the cause of the metastases was identified.
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It was difficult to determine whether this was a true in-breast recurrence or a second primary cancer.
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Other variables considered were gender, age class at death, marital status, recent hospitalisation and primary cancer site.
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During a mean follow-up of 14 years, 2,469 primary cancer cases were diagnosed.
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The primary cancer and largest nodal mass were manually outlined on every T2-weighted image of each MR study.
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The incidence rates reflected only the first breast primary cancer; mortality rates reflected causes other than breast cancer.
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Translations for primary cancer
Primary cancer ao longo do tempo
Primary cancer nas variantes da língua
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