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preinvasive

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preinvasive /pre·in·va·sive/ (pre″in-va´siv) not yet invading tissues outside the site of origin.
preinvasive [pre″in-va´siv]
not yet invading tissues outside the site of origin.
preinvasive
not yet invading tissues outside the site of origin.
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The cure, preinvasive cervical cancer may be treated by cauterization (burning away cancerous cells), cryosurgery (freezing and destroying cancerous cells) or laser surgery.
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