malignant disease


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malignant disease

1. Cancer.
2. A disease, including but not limited to cancer, in which the progress is extremely rapid and generally threatening or resulting in death within a short time.
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[ClickPress, Thu Aug 08 2019] The erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) is prevalently used in clinical practice as an indicator of trauma, infection, or malignant disease and billions of tests are being performed in clinical laboratories globally.
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Men with BRCA mutations had a significant increase in the overall incidence of malignant disease compared with the Jewish-Israeli male population (standardized incidence ratio, 8).
Males With BRCA Mutations Have Increased Risk of Certain Cancers; Increased incidence of malignant disease, specifically prostate, melanoma, pancreas, breast cancers
Modern radiological examination determines the stages of this malignant disease from the first stage to the fourth one, which expresses the extent of the tumour.
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False-negative cases 31 F 44 TB Adenocarcinoma (high grade) 36 M 53 Lymphadenitis Adenocarcinoma 93 F 64 Lymphadenitis Leukemia infiltration False-positive cases 69 F 42 Malignant disease TB 70 M 71 Malignant disease TB 71 M 19 Lymphoma TB 73 F 52 Malignant disease TB 81 M 61 Malignant disease TB 82 M 50 Malignant disease TB 83 F 32 Lymphoma TB 84 M 25 Malignant disease TB 86 F 66 Malignant disease Lymphadenitis 92 M 53 Malignant disease CD 94 F 57 Malignant disease Lymphadenitis F: female; M: male; TB: tuberculosis; CD: Castleman disease.
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It may present as a malignant disease, with symptoms of abdominal pain, asthenia, and weight loss.
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The average age of death of WS patients is 55 years, which has been increasing over time, and the main causes of death are cardiovascular disease and malignant disease [6].
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(1) Within the nodal calcification group, 31 percent were benign, 23 percent had previously treated diseases, and 46 percent represented malignant disease. The benign calcified lymph node group included patients with tuberculosis, sarcoidosis, and amyloidosis.
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[10] However, since facial nerve palsy is related to a malignant disease in our case, no forms of heat therapy were performed.
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Differentiating between benign and malignant disease radiologically too is difficult.
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take full responsibility.But Canadian scientists were deeply involved in the creation of the bombs that took hundreds of thousands of civilian lives and left a legacy of grief and malignant disease that still persists today.
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A cursory examination of the list may create the impression that SA enjoys the unique privilege of having been spared the increase in the incidence of malignant disease seen in the rest of the world.
Why is cancer not a priority in South Africa?

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