How To Use Tumour In A Sentence
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The cancer subgroup, even those with very early tumours, had significantly lower cholesterol values than the group with polyps alone.
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He has said he underwent an initial surgery 11 June to have a pelvic abscess removed, and doctors determined a subsequent operation was needed to remove a cancerous "abscessed tumour" from his pelvic region.
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Apparently some people have an inborn tendency to develop certain kinds of tumour.
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A tumour had manifested itself. Fine fabric had been scarred.
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Sublingual gland, inflammation of, 548 ranula of, 549 surgical anatomy of, 543 tumours of, 552
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To further clarify the benefit of the combination of topical techniques for tumour destruction and external beam radiotherapy randomised studies are required.
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Cells in the tumour seem to resemble the body's own cells soon after conception when a baby is still developing.
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The doctors removed the tumours and reconstructed her face, but there was one more operation on her eyelid that she kept putting off.
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They are covered with reddish brown hair, and the sides of the face, in adult males, are commonly produced into two crescentic, flexible excrescences, like fatty tumours.
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Scrotal ultrasonography is helpful in confirming a varicocele or testicular tumour.
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A new blood test could allow doctors to spot telltale signs of cancer long before it shows up as a tumour.
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The sweet Marjoram has also been successfully employed externally for healing scirrhous tumours of the breast.
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The researchers hope the findings will increase treatment options because they can study recurring tumours to find out how they evolved.
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His wife died from a brain tumour.
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For most other common solid tumours such as those of lung, oesophagus, stomach, or pancreas, only limited survival gains have been achieved.
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Combinations of such antibodies may offer a more accurate system for identification of tumour type.
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It's a mistake to talk about being full of grief, as if grief were a tumour, or a full stomach, or something oedematous.
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Some benign tumours tend to become malignant.
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Underlying genetic characteristics and treatment variables may be associated with an increased risk of radiation-associated brain tumours.
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Fewer than 1% of malignant melanomas occur in the anorectal region, and patients with these tumours are usually seen by surgeons with no special experience of these rare lesions.
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They learned it was a ‘shagreen patch’ - a classic symptom of TS, and discovered Robert's tumbles from bed were caused by epileptic fits sparked-off by a tuberous lesion - a benign tumour - in his brain.
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While remaining innocuous to the normal tissues, the prodrug is converted to the cytotoxin by the enzyme localised at the tumour.
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His left testicle was removed, by a process known as orchidectomy, because it had a tumour.
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Treatment options comprise analgesics, non-steroidal inflammatory drugs, disease modifying drugs such as methotrexate, steroids, and the new biologicals (for example, anti-tumour necrosis factor agents).
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Two of seven studies into acoustic neurinoma (a benign tumour of a nerve between the ear and brain) reported a higher risk after using mobiles for 10 years.
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They said electromagnetic radiation emitted by mobile and cordless phones can damage cells, making tumours more likely.
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Carcinoid tumours are rare and slow growing.
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He was suffering from multiple neuroendocrine tumours.
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He said in January he was booked in to have a tumour removed and was waiting for biopsy results.
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An isoflavone called genistein found in soybeans or soybean products, such as miso, shoyu and tamari blocks blood vessels from growing to tumours.
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Nivolumab doubled the survival rates in patients with tumours compared to chemotherapy.
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Most stomach cancers form a tumour or an ulcer in the inner lining of the stomach.
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The treatment is necessarily operative; cystic tumours may be tapped and injected with iodine, but the more satisfactory procedure, both with the solid and cystic forms, is to incise freely the overlying thyreoid tissue and enucleate the tumour.
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Tumour extracts also contained higher concentrations of immunoreactivity compared with normal tissue, in assays using antibodies L289 and 109-21.
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He made a good recovery after surgery to remove a brain tumour.
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For example in Sweden, more than one-third of English Springer Spaniels are diagnosed with mammary tumours, analogous to breast cancers in humans.
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He was first diagnosed with a benign tumour nine years ago.
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Tumours contain a relatively high water content and therefore have a relatively long T1 and T2 compared with normal soft tissue.
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These serial attacks often follow periods of prolonged stress and the person may suspect that they have a brain tumour.
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SHOHAT, B. and LAVIE, D. (1961) Studies on the antitumour effect of cucurbitacins.
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William Howell, who had been a boatswain at Trafalgar and a sergeant at Waterloo, turns up in the journals years later, aged 55, on the Dryad, described as "very much dissipated and suffered much from stricture and perineal tumours".
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I am inclined to think that the true melanosis generally occurs in the form of rounded tumours, which, when cut in two, present a uniform black colour without any trace of air-cells, while in the spurious melanosis the deposition is general, and black matter flows freely out when the cut surfaces are pressed.
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Severe cachexia, as a result of increased energy expenditure mediated by the tumour, is also a poor prognostic indicator.
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Both sisters were born with neurofibromatosis, but were told the tumours are not related.
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The idea is for injected "nanotube" particles to be carried to tumours in the bloodstream.
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There is no damage to the healthy tissue beyond the tumour.
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Blood vessels develop abnormally in cancer tumours.
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Cancer patients can now have their tumours tested for dozens of genetic mutations that affect which drugs are likely to work.
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The severity of the symptoms depends to a large extent on the rapidity of growth of the tumour; thus an osteoma growing slowly from the inner table of the skull and implicating the brain may reach a considerable size without producing cerebral symptoms, while a comparatively small sarcoma or syphilitic gumma of rapid growth may endanger life.
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In five hours, the neurosurgeons removed the remaining tumour, my right hippocampus, and right temporal lobe.
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As tumours grow and expand the blood vessels delivering oxygen and essential nutrients to their cells increasingly become weak.
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Patients with aggressive skin cancer have been protected from relapses after receiving the first personalised antitumour vaccines.
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They said electromagnetic radiation emitted by mobile and cordless phones can damage cells, making tumours more likely.
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He was suffering from a brain tumour.
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The effectiveness of a procedure can, however, also be defined as its ability to eradicate tumour locally.
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In contrast, antral tumours mainly arose from mucosa showing the changes of chronic active gastritis.
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For example, problems include a low transduction of tumour cells because of their low expression of the Coxsackie adenovirus receptor required for adenoviral entry.
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He was suffering from a brain tumour.
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A machine like this employing a beam of radiation was used to try to destroy the tumours.
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There is reason to believe that the tumours of the parotid previously described as adenoma, chondroma, angioma, myxoma, and many of the cases of sarcoma, were really mixed tumours in which one or other of these tissues predominated.
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He had an operation to remove a tumour.
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Some of the compounds which she had isolated showed marked antitumour activity.
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The strong association between antral tumours and chronic active gastritis suggests the possibility that H pylori infection may have a pathogenic role.
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Uterine fibroids are benign tumours developing from the smooth muscles of the uterine wall which can grow at times to as large as 15 cm or more.
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This suggests a possible tumour suppressor function for this cell adhesion molecule.
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Traditionally, more advanced head and neck cancer is best managed surgically, providing the tumour is resectable, with postoperative radiotherapy for poor prognostic situations.
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Tumours of the liver may be cystic or solid, benign or malignant.
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Some benign tumours tend to become malignant.
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Mare: - granulosa cell tumours are the most common neoplasm in the mare, and the most common indication for ovariectomy - ovary palpates 10-40 cm; unlike cow, it tends to stop growth in size at about 40 cm Clinical Signs Vary: - male-like 45% - anestrus 30% - nymphomania 25%
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Example: the removal of a lung cancer tumour can be carried out with images of the lung surface and images of a scan showing the tumour.
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The results of the biopsy from the original operation have not been made public, so it is not known whether the tumour was benign or malignant.
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The pellets, so tiny they are not visible to the naked eye, are contained in a fluid that is injected into the tumour.
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Daniel Stoneman has defied the doctors who gave him a one-in-10 chance of survival from a rare brain tumour.
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My wife received post-operative chemotherapy from these medical oncologists, seven months after having that metastatic tumour surgically excised.
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After pre-operative embolisation, the tumour was resected from the infratemporal and pterygopalatine fossae, sphenoid sinus, nasopharynx, nasal cavity and maxillary antrum.
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Inhibit thrombocyte function, inhibits apoptosis in tumour (insulinoma) cells and protein degradation (7) 6.
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Furthermore, there were no differences in serum cholesterol values in patients with different tumour grades.
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The study will also employ a variety of imaging techniques and specific investigations aimed at exploring anti-tumour efficacy.
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A variety of surgical procedures are performed at our hospital including spays and neuters, wound repairs, cystotomies, tumour excisions, intestinal surgeries, and some orthopaedic surgery.
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Tumour of blood capillary gnawing flesh, in fluctuation jaw is bitten forcibly when tightening swollen content apophysis, after loosening, disappear.
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Loss of p53 control leads to uncontrolled growth and is associated with more aggressive tumours.
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# -- Tumours, such as chondroma and sarcoma, and cysts which are probably of the same nature as those met with in osteomyelitis fibrosa, are liable to occur in callus, or at the seat of old fractures, but the evidence so far is inconclusive as to the causative relationship of the injury to the new-growth.
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Of the solid tumours the glioma and the sarcoma are the most common, and when they originate in the pigmented structures of the globe they present the characters of melanotic growths.
Manual of Surgery Volume Second: Extremities—Head—Neck. Sixth Edition.
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Previous cryotherapy studies had all used a single cryoprobe and suggested that breast tumours larger than 1.5 centimetres could not be adequately treated, said Dr Littrup.
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A malignant brain tumour was diagnosed last September.
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The dignified way in which she battled her brain tumour is a credit to her unyielding character.
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He made a good recovery after surgery to remove a brain tumour.
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Many derivatives of ellipticine have been synthesized in an attempt to improve the antitumour properties of this plant alkaloid.
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She died of cancer at the age of 48, when her suppressed anger and resentment emerged as multiple tumours.
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He underwent the op - a decompressive craniectomy - when he lost consciousness 48 hours after a brain tumour was removed.
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Manipulated to seek and destroy hardy cancer cells, viruses have been shown to shrink tumours in animal models and in early human studies.
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He managed all the trochanteric femoral neck fractures in the unit for almost 20 years and also had special interests in children's orthopaedics, shoulder surgery, and bone tumours.
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Underlying genetic characteristics and treatment variables may be associated with an increased risk of radiation-associated brain tumours.
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There were no detectable p53 mutations in genomic DNA from the six children who developed secondary brain tumours.
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An appropriate strength sun block will minimise the risks of burning, with its associated risk of malignant tumours.
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A ten-year study in Sweden suggested that heavy mobile phone users were more prone to non-malignant tumours in the ear and a Dutch study had suggested changes in cognitive function with mobile phone use.
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He was first diagnosed with a benign tumour nine years ago.
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In this way, ellagic acid effectively increases detoxification of carcinogens and reduces mutagenesis and tumourigenesis.
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The research team, headed by neurochemist Dr Peter Nunn, will examine whether aspartame could be linked to primary brain tumours as Olney and others have been suggesting.
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Vincristine and vinblastine are powerful antitumour drugs in widespread use in cancer chemotherapy.
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Doctors can monitor the results to glean important information about a tumour's activity and spread.
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In pre-clinical trials, Zalypsis demonstrated strong in vitro and in vivo antitumoural activity in a wide variety of solid and haematological tumour cell lines and human transplantable breast, gastric, prostate and renal xenografted tumours.
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At 18 months she began to suffer regular epileptic fits, caused by a non malignant tumour on her brain.
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Twenty breast tumours have been found to contain high concentrations of paraben, a chemical that mimics estrogen in the body.
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Evidence from researchers at Hull University suggests many people benefit from relaxation therapy, hypnotherapy and guided imagery in which patients are taught to visualise their bodies' defences vanquishing tumours.
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The strong association between antral tumours and chronic active gastritis suggests the possibility that H pylori infection may have a pathogenic role.
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Last March he had his gall bladder and a benign tumour removed in Heidelberg.
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She died of a brain tumour.
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His work at the forefront of molecular imaging has resulted in this new method of locating and diagnosing cancer, which harnesses the tumour-targeting properties of a protein called lactoferrin.
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They said electromagnetic radiation emitted by mobile and cordless phones can damage cells, making tumours more likely.
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But he said it was the pituitary tumour that had killed her in June.
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He said:'Knowing the team here are using the most recent inventions to remove my tumour makes me feel good.
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This is unacceptable for both those tumours with a high doubling time, such as medulloblastoma, and those producing distressing symptoms for which radiotherapy is the most effective palliative measure, such as diffuse pontine glioma.
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On histological review, it was felt that these two tumours were more consistent with hepatocellular carcinoma than cholangiocarcinoma.
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Non-infectious causes include salivary calculi, tumours, sarcoid, Sjögren's syndrome, ingestion of starch or thiazides, and iodine sensitivity.
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A UNIVERSITY student with a brain tumour was told by a doctor she was just feeling homesick.
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Surgery allows the complete excision of a tumour and lymph nodes and full histological examination for staging, which has implications for prognostication and assessing the need for adjuvant radiotherapy.
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Phytates are rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream and readily taken up by tumour cells.
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The tumour had shrunk to the size of a pea.
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Doctors can monitor the results to glean important information about a tumour's activity and spread.
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Patients with certain rare tumours, such as liver metastases from neuroendocrine disease and sarcomas, can do well for several years.
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It is not the primary tumour that kills, but secondary growths elsewhere in the body.
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Despite initial concerns, tumour ingrowth has only occasionally been described, but it has been successfully treated by both laser and the insertion of overlapping stents.
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During a three-hour operation six tumours were excised from the wall of the patient's stomach.
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The agonizing pain of surgical procedures, whether to deal with a major wound, a fractured bone, an amputation, or removal of a tumour, was a major obstacle to the development of surgery.
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In 1939 he underwent surgery for a brain tumour and emerged with one side of his face paralysed, his tongue atrophied and his behaviour even more erratic.
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But benign tumours account for nine in ten lumps.
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My friend Countess Dominique de Borchgrave d'Altena, who has died aged 68 of a brain tumour, was the most unlikely prison visitor, as she herself was the first to admit – a polyglot Belgian aristocrat, more at home at smart house parties around Europe than in Britain's overcrowded prisons.
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This common genetic thread linking all tumours gives us grounds for considerable optimism.
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Maddox's malformation, called lymphatic cystic hygroma, caused large tumours to form on the left side of his face.
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Whole tumour cells, rendered safe by irradiation and mixed with an immunological adjuvant, were one of the earliest forms of cellular therapy.
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A scan revealed that she had what they call astrocytoma grade 4, the most aggressive tumour you can have.
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The researchers hope the findings will increase treatment options because they can study recurring tumours to find out how they evolved.
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Tumours can be missed and overdiagnosis is not uncommon.
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They said electromagnetic radiation emitted by mobile and cordless phones can damage cells, making tumours more likely.
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By then she had a 4cm tumour and she needed an emergency hysterectomy.
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A Bradford DJ is to run a charity race for her boyfriend who is being treated for a brain tumour.
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In three patients, no analysable DNA histogram could be generated because their tumours had been fixed in Bouin's solution.
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The Shawclough Primary pupil, nicknamed The Rhino by his pals, will be told after his sixth round of treatment in December whether the tumour is operable.
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He made a good recovery after surgery to remove a brain tumour.
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A new blood test could allow doctors to spot telltale signs of cancer long before it shows up as a tumour.
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In the brain, both malignant and benign tumours can be harmful because they increase pressure in the skull.
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Doctors said that she had suffered a haemorrhage caused by an aggressive tumour.
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They will find that ‘cancer’ does not include many kinds of non-malignant tumour.
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Intensity modulated radiotherapy is a developing new technology which can produce an even distribution of radiation dose within a target volume which follows the contours of an irregularly shaped tumour.
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Less than 15% of all pancreatic tumours are resectable, and five year survival after resection is 10-15%
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One patient was assessed with tumour extending to the resection margin and was given post-operative radiotherapy.
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During a three-hour operation six tumours were excised from the wall of the patient's stomach.
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This excludes conditions contraindicated for treatment such as spinal tumours, acute arthritis, vascular lesions and other conditions which require referral.
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The defective gene is a version of the tumour-suppressor p53 gene.
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The most common symptoms of brain tumours that people first go to the doctor with are headaches and fits ( seizures ).
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The journalist, 51, needs an operation to remove a bronchial carcinoid tumour from his lung.
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Chemo kills EVERYTHING – acupuncture works on falutly meridians that are blocked and has produced remarkable reversals on tumours: case in point my mother had an adenoma the size of a grapefruit on her thyroid – dr. s said we’ll have to cut out everything and you’ll have no voicebox – acupuncturist is reducing the tumour without surgical intervention.
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He had kidney cancer, with secondary tumours in the brain and lungs.
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It targets germ cell tumours which make up just three per cent of all childhood cancers but have doubled in 45 years.
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Response to radiotherapy was assessed and further laser treatment performed if a viable tumour was identified.
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Aside from antibiotics, these compounds may include other antimicrobials or antitumour agents.
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However, chimeric mice carrying EC derived cells developed multiple tumours and could not contribute to the germ line due to karyotypic abnormalities.
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A systematic study was carried out to evaluate its antitumour efficacy against B16 murine melanoma.
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For some patients, especially those with rectal tumours, the diagnosis of cancer is also accompanied by the necessity for either colostomy or ileostomy.
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Cryosurgery or curettage and cautery is not recommended for recurrent tumours.
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A growth cannot be known as a fibroid tumour without sense testimony, nor its weight estimated without sense testimony, nor a continuous hemorrhage be recorded, or its cessation known without sense testimony, nor can epilepsy be diagnosed, nor bilious attacks recognized without sense testimony.
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A systematic study was carried out to evaluate its antitumour efficacy against B16 murine melanoma.
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Increased metabolic rate is rarely the main cause, except with an overactive thyroid or phaeochromocytoma, a rare tumour which produces excess adrenaline to stimulate our brown adipose tissue.
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In the case of cancer, angiogenesis is critical to the development of tumours.
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The difference between malignant and benign tumours is that malignant tumours have the ability to invade surrounding areas.
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Studies of testicular teratomas showed that these tumours contain totipotent cells.
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These mutations are present in 30% of astrocytic brain tumours.
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And patients with genetically similar tumours in different organs may benefit from the same drug.
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The difference between scrophulous tumours, and those before described, consists in this; that in those either glands of different kinds were diseased, or the mouths only of the lymphatic glands were become torpid; whereas in scrophula the conglobate glands themselves become tumid, and generally suppurate after a great length of time, when they acquire new sensibility.
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Incubation time and concentration of cytokines were chosen according to optimal responses known for the ICAM-1 upregulation on other tumour cell lines.
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Cancer happens when some of the cells multiply in an abnormal way, causing a growth called a tumour to form.
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One in ten of those who were given a particular dose had tumours disappear.
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Invitro ras and p53 mutants cooperate to transform primary rat cells into cells capable of lethal tumourigenesis.
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Speculation will centre on the possibility of a bleed from a cancer or benign tumour in the colon or small intestine.
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At both operations, biopsies from the tumour and non-tumour liver tissue were collected and snap frozen in liquid nitrogen.
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Modified Herpes virus strains have already been used to treat brain tumours successfully in mice.
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While remaining innocuous to the normal tissues, the prodrug is converted to the cytotoxin by the enzyme localised at the tumour.
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But after she underwent chemotherapy, minor surgery and radiotherapy, all traces of the tumour disappeared.
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Others such as acute dissection of the carotid or vertebral artery, subarachnoid haemorrhage, cranial arteritis, and occasionally cerebral tumours may produce migrainous symptoms.
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The leaves when applied externally are highly resolvent for tumours, bruises, and gouty swellings.
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Analysis of the tumour revealed a rare and aggressive type of cancer called choriocarcinoma.
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If a dog had a benign tumour like a lipoma that needed to be removed because it was causing discomfort, I'd likely go ahead with it on most dogs, unless they were extremely old for their breed and/or didn't tolerate surgery well.
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Currently, treatment is based on whether a patient's cancer is classified as alveolar or embryonal, which is determined by the appearance of a tumour sample under the microscope.
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The prospective study, however, indicated a clear cut association between pseudomelanosis coli and colorectal tumours in man.
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It has been suggested that oestrogen might be a complete carcinogen capable of causing genetic alterations and tumour initiation.
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Now a test for detecting cancer very early by picking out cells sensitised against tumour and antigens common to all types of cancer, has been developed.
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It was supposed to work by cutting off the blood supply to the tumour and halting its growth.
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Sally-Anne had never heard of Gamma Knife, but she did some research on the internet and discovered that it was a state-of-the art procedure, also known as stereotactic radio-surgery, which uses a single dose of highly focused radiation, designed to destroy only the tumour and leave the surrounding healthy tissue undamaged.
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The blue kingfisher is investigating the tumour made by white ants in the bloodwood wherein the nest is annually excavated, and soon the chattering notes of the pair will be heard.
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BIBF 1120 (planned brand name Vargatef (TM)) is a novel oral compound that works by simultaneously inhibiting three receptors involved in the formation of blood vessels, a process also called angiogenesis, which is needed for tumours to grow and spread.
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There was no apparent increased risk of getting a brain tumour demonstrable that could be related to the use of a mobile phone.
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Companion delivers the treatment of obstacle of second birth of pure red blood cell of thymus tumour acquired character, often need give aid and support, will improve exsanguine condition.
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Plain radiography, with its superior spatial resolution, remains a key investigation in the initial diagnosis of a primary bone tumour.
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The bulk of the tumour was removed and he now faces a course of radiotherapy, starting today.
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The tumour was debulked using a microdebrider with a suction-trap to collect all the tissue for histology.
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She patted the q bulge of his holster, as she might a large tumour.
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Amputation is the treatment of choice. a. Malignant tumour of chondroblasts. f. fibrosarcoma is radioresistant. b.
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One in ten of those who were given a particular dose had tumours disappear.
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The strong association between antral tumours and chronic active gastritis suggests the possibility that H pylori infection may have a pathogenic role.
