embryoma /em·bry·o·ma/ (em″bre-o´mah) a general term applied to neoplasms thought to be derived from embryonic cells or tissues, such as dermoid cysts, teratomas, embryonal carcinomas and sarcomas, and nephroblastomas.
embryoma
embryoma [em″bre-o´mah]
embryoma of kidney Wilms' tumor.
em·bry·o·ma ( m br -  m )n. See embryonal tumor. |
embryoma
[em′brē·ō′mə] pl. embryomas, embryomata
Etymology: Gk, en + bryein + oma, tumor
a tumor that arises from embryonic cells or tissues.
embryoma [em″bre-o´mah]
any of various neoplasms thought to be derived from embryonic cells or tissues, such as dermoid cysts, teratomas, and embryonal carcinomas.
embryoma
a general term applied to neoplasms thought to be derived from embryonic cells or tissues, including dermoid cysts, teratomas, embryonal carcinomas.
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