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Oncology Terms

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Term
Meaning
adenocarcinoma   show
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show tumor of glandular tissue  
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carcinoma   show
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chloroma   show
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epithelioma   show
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fibroma   show
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show malignant tumor  
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show tumor containing fat  
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liposarcoma   show
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show black tumor  
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show tumor formed of muscle  
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neoplasma   show
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show tumor made up of nerves  
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rhabdomyoma   show
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show tumor composed of connective tissue  
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show not malignant  
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show disease of unknown origin  
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in vitro   show
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in vivo   show
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show progressively worse  
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show absence of signs  
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carcinogen   show
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show producing  
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cyanosis   show
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cytogenic   show
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cytoid   show
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show study of cells  
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show abnormal development  
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show red blood cell  
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etiology   show
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hyperplasia   show
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hypoplasia   show
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show produced by a physician  
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iatrology   show
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karyocyte   show
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leukocyte   show
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lipoid   show
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show beyond control  
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myopathy   show
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neopathy   show
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show physician who treats tumors  
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pathogenic   show
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show before knowledge  
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show pertaining to the body  
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show originating in the body  
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systemic   show
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show pertaining to the internal organs  
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xanthaochromic   show
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show abnormal condition of yello  
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show pertaining to  
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