malignancy in A Sentence

A fifth have experienced Malignancy.

Let us deal with the Malignancy.

Bone metastases are a frequent complication of advanced malignancies.

Conditions to exclude by history and examination are infection, pregnancy and Malignancy.

People with internal Malignancy, especially stomach cancer(very rare cause of acanthosis nigricans).

Primary hyperparathyroidism and Malignancy account for about 90% of cases of hypercalcaemia.

There is a Malignancy of the soul, and we have the cure.

Polyposis belongs to the precancer group, since the frequency of Malignancy is 99.9%.

In exceptional cases Malignancy may be suspected, in which case excision and histology are required.

Malignancy- malignant ulcers in this area are rare but the possibility should not be overlooked.

Though the links are established, exactly how alcohol works to induce Malignancy is not as well-understood.

Cancer types covered: These policies cover all types of cancer and also cover multiple unrelated malignancies.

Prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation from the sun can lead to melanoma and other skin malignancies.

Skin disease- all patients on immunosuppressive agents are at risk of skin Malignancy so need yearly dermatological review;

IP is a locally aggressive tumor and although benign, can progress to a Malignancy in a small percentage of cases.

Most tumours are adenocarcinomas which evolve from polyps, which may be present for ten years or more before Malignancy develops.

Of the 31 people who developed post-surgical GBS, 19(61 percent) had an associated Malignancy and nine patients(29 percent) had autoimmune conditions.

Consider earlier referral in the elderly, as it is a less common condition in this group and there is a higher likelihood of Malignancy.

Distant somatic effects appear months or years after exposure in the form of persistent changes in the skin, malignancies, reduced immunity, reduced life expectancy.

Thanks to screening, the vast majority of the estimated 217,000 men diagnosed with the Malignancy last year are in an early stage of the disease.

AML which arises from a pre-existing myelodysplastic syndrome(MDS) or myeloproliferative disease(so-called secondary AML) has a worse prognosis, as does treatment-related AML arising after chemotherapy for another previous Malignancy.

The hybrid gene is a fusion of two separate genes, and is one of the first described in gastric cancer, which is the most lethal Malignancy worldwide after lung cancer.

It may fall to the GP to differentiate which of these represent benign disease and which may suggest Malignancy, and thence which need further investigation and with what degree of urgency.

A pathologist can look at the tissue or fluid samples through a microscope, to see whether there is Malignancy, what types of cells are involved, and how advanced the cancer is.

Consider CT scan of the pelvis and abdomen if CA 125, ultrasound and clinical status suggest Malignancy, to establish the extent of disease(may also need CT scan of the thorax if clinically appropriate).

Study coauthor Brett Coldiron, M.D., a dermatology specialist and surgeon in Cincinnati, says that today there are more than 3.5 million annual cases of skin cancer, making it the country's most common Malignancy.

For instance, if you quit smoking in middle age group, before getting cancer Malignancy or several other severe problems, you prevent a lot of the enhanced danger regarding passing away because of cigarette smoking.

As with several other endocrine tumors, Malignancy cannot be determined from the histologic appearance; tumors that contain large number of aneuploid or tetraploid cells, as determined by flow cytometry, are more likely to recur.

If you have an iris nevus, your eye doctor usually will want to see you every six months(for a while, at least) to measure its size and rule out any growth that could indicate Malignancy.

She had no pain or other symptoms, and would not have had any idea that she was sick if the cancer had not shown up on her annual Pap test, which came back from the lab marked“Class Five: conclusive for Malignancy.”.

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malignancy in A Sentence

A fifth have experienced Malignancy.

Let us deal with the Malignancy.

Bone metastases are a frequent complication of advanced malignancies.

Conditions to exclude by history and examination are infection, pregnancy and Malignancy.

People with internal Malignancy, especially stomach cancer(very rare cause of acanthosis nigricans).

Primary hyperparathyroidism and Malignancy account for about 90% of cases of hypercalcaemia.

There is a Malignancy of the soul, and we have the cure.

Polyposis belongs to the precancer group, since the frequency of Malignancy is 99.9%.

In exceptional cases Malignancy may be suspected, in which case excision and histology are required.

Malignancy- malignant ulcers in this area are rare but the possibility should not be overlooked.

Though the links are established, exactly how alcohol works to induce Malignancy is not as well-understood.

Cancer types covered: These policies cover all types of cancer and also cover multiple unrelated malignancies.

Prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation from the sun can lead to melanoma and other skin malignancies.

Skin disease- all patients on immunosuppressive agents are at risk of skin Malignancy so need yearly dermatological review;

IP is a locally aggressive tumor and although benign, can progress to a Malignancy in a small percentage of cases.

Most tumours are adenocarcinomas which evolve from polyps, which may be present for ten years or more before Malignancy develops.

Of the 31 people who developed post-surgical GBS, 19(61 percent) had an associated Malignancy and nine patients(29 percent) had autoimmune conditions.

Consider earlier referral in the elderly, as it is a less common condition in this group and there is a higher likelihood of Malignancy.

Distant somatic effects appear months or years after exposure in the form of persistent changes in the skin, malignancies, reduced immunity, reduced life expectancy.

Thanks to screening, the vast majority of the estimated 217,000 men diagnosed with the Malignancy last year are in an early stage of the disease.

AML which arises from a pre-existing myelodysplastic syndrome(MDS) or myeloproliferative disease(so-called secondary AML) has a worse prognosis, as does treatment-related AML arising after chemotherapy for another previous Malignancy.

The hybrid gene is a fusion of two separate genes, and is one of the first described in gastric cancer, which is the most lethal Malignancy worldwide after lung cancer.

It may fall to the GP to differentiate which of these represent benign disease and which may suggest Malignancy, and thence which need further investigation and with what degree of urgency.

A pathologist can look at the tissue or fluid samples through a microscope, to see whether there is Malignancy, what types of cells are involved, and how advanced the cancer is.

Consider CT scan of the pelvis and abdomen if CA 125, ultrasound and clinical status suggest Malignancy, to establish the extent of disease(may also need CT scan of the thorax if clinically appropriate).

Study coauthor Brett Coldiron, M.D., a dermatology specialist and surgeon in Cincinnati, says that today there are more than 3.5 million annual cases of skin cancer, making it the country's most common Malignancy.

For instance, if you quit smoking in middle age group, before getting cancer Malignancy or several other severe problems, you prevent a lot of the enhanced danger regarding passing away because of cigarette smoking.

As with several other endocrine tumors, Malignancy cannot be determined from the histologic appearance; tumors that contain large number of aneuploid or tetraploid cells, as determined by flow cytometry, are more likely to recur.

If you have an iris nevus, your eye doctor usually will want to see you every six months(for a while, at least) to measure its size and rule out any growth that could indicate Malignancy.

She had no pain or other symptoms, and would not have had any idea that she was sick if the cancer had not shown up on her annual Pap test, which came back from the lab marked“Class Five: conclusive for Malignancy.”.

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