spontaneous regression of cancer

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Oncology The partial or complete disappearance of a histologically-confirmed malignancy in absence of treatment or with treatment deemed inadequate to sufficiently alter its natural course. See Melanoma.

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cancer remission			A well-known example is the spontaneous regression of cancer. A novel technique to assess the status of the body's regulatory system by Popp, Fritz-Albert / Frontier Perspectives Efforts to explain spontaneous regression of cancer. Spontaneous regression of hepatocellular carcinoma: potential promise ... by Panda, Mukta / Southern Medical Journal Efforts to explain spontaneous regression of cancer. Increased apoptosis in infiltrating mononuclear cells of colorectal ... by Chen, George G.; Lee, Janet F.Y.; Chan, Ursula P.F.; Xu, Hu; Ip, Ping C.; Lau, Wan Y. / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine			spongiose spongiosis spongiositis spongy spongy bone spongy degeneration spongy degeneration of infancy spongy substance sponsored symposium Sponsorship spontaneous spontaneous abortion spontaneous amputation spontaneous bacterial peritonitis spontaneous delivery spontaneous evolution spontaneous fracture spontaneous gangrene of newborn spontaneous generation spontaneous intermittent mandatory ventilation spontaneous labor spontaneous mutation spontaneous PEEP spontaneous phagocytosis spontaneous pneumothorax spontaneous regression of cancer spontaneous remission spontaneous tumor spontaneous ventilation spontaneous version spontaneously spoodles spooge spoon spoon nail spooning spor- sporadic sporadic fatal insomnia sporadic leukosis sporadic lymphangitis sporangia sporangiophore sporangium Sporanox spore Spores sporicidal sporicide sporidesmin Sporidesmium bakeri			Spontaneous Peak Alpha Frequency spontaneous PEEP Spontaneous Perforation of the Bile Duct spontaneous phagocytosis Spontaneous Phenomena Spontaneous Platelet Aggregating Factor spontaneous pneumothorax spontaneous pneumothorax spontaneous pneumothorax spontaneous polarization Spontaneous Positive End-Expiratory Pressure Spontaneous Potential Spontaneous Potential logging Spontaneous Premature Rupture of Membranes Spontaneous Preterm Birth Spontaneous process Spontaneous Protection Enabling Accelerated Response spontaneous pulmonary arteriopathy spontaneous pulmonary arteriopathy spontaneous pulmonary arteriopathy spontaneous pulmonary arteriopathy Spontaneous Raman Effect Spontaneous reaction Spontaneous Reboot Spontaneous recovery Spontaneous Reduction of Intussusception spontaneous regression spontaneous regression spontaneous regression spontaneous regression spontaneous regression of cancer Spontaneous remission Spontaneous remission Spontaneous Remote Method Invocation Spontaneous Resolution Under Racemization Conditions Spontaneous Return of Circulation Spontaneous Rupture of Membranes Spontaneous Source Emission Spontaneous Spinal Epidural Hematoma Spontaneous Sustained Stable Ventricular Tachycardia Spontaneous symmetry breaking Spontaneous symmetry breaking Spontaneous Thrombosis spontaneous tumor Spontaneous vaginal delivery Spontaneous Venous Pulsation spontaneous ventilation spontaneous ventilation spontaneous ventilation spontaneous ventilation spontaneous version spontaneous version spontaneous version Spontaneous Vertex Delivery spontaneous vertical motor activity spontaneous virus encephalitis spontaneous virus encephalitis spontaneous virus encephalitis spontaneous virus encephalitis Spontaneous voiding Spontaneous voiding

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