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单词 neoplasia
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neoplasia
noun[U]
medicalspecialized
uk
/ˌniː.əʊˈpleɪ.ʒi.ə/us
/ˌniː.əˈpleɪ.ʒə/
abnormalgrowthof newcellsthat maydevelopinto atumour:
瘤形成
Reflux ofduodenalcontentinto thestomachmay be afactorin thedevelopmentofgastricneoplasia.十二指肠内容物回流可能是胃部肿瘤形成的原因之一。
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Examplesofneoplasia

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Genetically engineered mouse models of mammary intraepithelialneoplasia.
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The deficiency was indeed sufficient to inhibit prostateneoplasia.
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In conclusion, as for adults,neoplasiais the commonest identifiable cause of tammonade in childhood.
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In the diagnosis ofneoplasia, cytology had a sensitivity of 75% and specificity of 100%.
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Other neurological disease, or bladder disease (lithiasis,neoplasia, infection), or bladder-outlet obstruction (prostatic hyperplasia, urethral stenosis) may also be contributory.
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Results showed prolonged survival only after the drug was given at early stages, before the onset of high-gradeneoplasia.
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Neoplasiaremains an uncommon cause, at between 1 and 4%, irrespective of age.
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Performance status and comorbidity in elderly cancer patients compared with young patients withneoplasiaand elderly patients without neoplastic conditions.
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A normal cell can bypass senescence and move towardsneoplasiathrough immortalisation by two means, or two different 'onramps'.
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The former occurs in elderly people in a wide variety of conditions 92 includingneoplasia, tuberculosis and malnutrition.
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However, a fraction of infections persist and may cause stepwise progression to intraepithelialneoplasiaand, ultimately, to cervical cancer over a period of 10 to 30 years.
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This may have been a chance finding, but may suggest that, in these elderly patients, preventing cardiovascular disease allows the patient to survive only to developneoplasia.
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As you will know from the papers, we sought a grant in order to validate on a large scale the reliability of this method of screening for cervicalneoplasia.
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Chronic inflammation associated with activated macrophages may lead to the development ofneoplasia, such as those found surrounding tuberculosis scars.
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It may result in the gross enlargement of an organ and the term is sometimes confused with benignneoplasiaor benign tumor.
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