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chordoma /chor·do·ma/ (kor-do´mah) a malignant tumor arising from the embryonic remains of the notochord.
chor·do·ma (kôr-dm)
n.
A rare solitary neoplasm of skeletal tissue in adults.

chordoma
[kôrdō′mə] pl. chordomas, chordomata,
a rare tumor that develops from the fetal notochord. It is usually located in the midline, behind the sella; it is slow growing but highly invasive.

chordoma [kor-do´mah]
a malignant tumor arising in the axial skeleton from embryonic remains of the notochord.

chordoma
a malignant tumor arising from embryonic remains of the notochord.


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1 Some of these tumours, such as chordomas and giant cell tumours, tend to infiltrate adjacent tissues although distant metastases are rare.
1) The differential diagnosis includes schwannomas, meningiomas, chordomas, chondrosarcoma, and metastatic lesions.
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