sarcoma in Greek
sarcoma in Greek is σάρκωμα — sarcoma means a cancerous tumour that starts in the body's connective or supporting tissues, such as bone, muscle or fat.
sarcoma in Greek
σάρκωμα
Pronounced: sarkoma
(oncology) A type of malignant tumor of the bone, cartilage, fat, muscle, blood vessels, or other connective or supportive tissue.
What does "sarcoma" mean?
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noun A cancerous tumour that starts in the body's connective or supporting tissues, such as bone, muscle or fat.
"The doctor explained that a sarcoma can develop in bone or in soft tissue."
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sarcoma in a sentence
- The doctor explained that a sarcoma can develop in bone or in soft tissue.
- She was referred to a specialist centre for the treatment of her sarcoma.
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What is "sarcoma" in Greek?
"sarcoma" in Greek is σάρκωμα. sarcoma means: A cancerous tumour that starts in the body's connective or supporting tissues, such as bone, muscle or fat.
How do you pronounce σάρκωμα?
"sarcoma" in Greek is σάρκωμα, pronounced "sarkoma".
How do you use "sarcoma" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor explained that a sarcoma can develop in bone or in soft tissue." In Greek, "sarcoma" is σάρκωμα.
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