tumours in A Sentence

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    The National Registry of Childhood Tumours.

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    Tumours in areas of the brain that control memory.

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    Occasionally a keloid scar can mimic other skin Tumours.

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    Wilms' Tumours usually affect children under the age of five.

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    They did the same thing in young rabbits without Tumours.

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    Various brain stem diseases(eg, MS, CVA or Tumours) can cause it.

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    Tumours and painful swellings are attributed to the influence of this day.

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    When removed, they usually don't grow back, whereas malignant Tumours sometimes do.

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    However, if left untreated, in some cases they can develop into muscle-invasive Tumours.

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    Mammograms are capable of detecting Tumours that are too small to be felt.

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    These secondary Tumours may then grow, invade and damage nearby tissues and spread again.

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    Cancers of the blood, such as leukaemia's, generally do not form solid Tumours.

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    This is probably due to the fact that more Tumours have been detected early.

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    However, Tumours were detected at an earlier stage and there was some reduction in mortality.

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    Unlike most benign Tumours elsewhere in the body, benign brain Tumours can be life threatening.

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    The researchers of which institute have developed optical imaging system'DOLPHIN' for finding tiny Tumours?

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    Eye Tumours can threaten the eyesight, and even have serious effect on health and life.

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    Radiotherapy may occasionally be used to shrink Tumours that are too large to remove surgically.

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    Flexible sigmoidoscope can reach deep enough into the bowel to detect about 60% of Tumours.

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    Uterine Fibroids: Fibroids are Tumours that grow in or on the wall of the uterus.

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    Most superficial bladder Tumours are removed by a specialist with the aid of a cystoscope(described earlier).

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    It can have a targeted, powerful effect on Tumours that are confined to a specific area.

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    These Tumours can cause a variety of health problems, depending on where they grow in the body.

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    For very small Tumours, a special type of radiotherapy called stereotactic radiotherapy may be used instead of surgery.

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    Results showed that 47.2 per cent of all patients treated with Libtayo had their Tumours shrink or disappear.

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    Scientists team expects that such implants can be used to track Tumours by monitoring even slight movements.

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    The team expects that such implants can be used to track Tumours by monitoring even slight movements.

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    Some Tumours have no symptoms until they are quite large and then cause a serious, rapid decline in health.

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    Fibroadenomas have not been shown to recur following complete excision or transform into phyllodes Tumours following partial or incomplete excision.

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    Radiosurgery is used in operating Tumours and this can actually help in the operation without damaging the surrounding tissues.

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