lymphoma in Irish
lymphoma in Irish is liomfóma — lymphoma means a cancer that develops in the lymphatic system, usually starting in the lymph nodes or other lymphoid tissue.
lymphoma in Irish
What does "lymphoma" mean?
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noun A cancer that develops in the lymphatic system, usually starting in the lymph nodes or other lymphoid tissue.
"He was diagnosed with lymphoma after doctors found swelling in his lymph nodes."
lymphoma in a sentence
- He was diagnosed with lymphoma after doctors found swelling in his lymph nodes.
- Treatment for lymphoma often combines chemotherapy with targeted therapy.
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "lymphoma" in Irish?
"lymphoma" in Irish is liomfóma. lymphoma means: A cancer that develops in the lymphatic system, usually starting in the lymph nodes or other lymphoid tissue.
How do you use "lymphoma" in a sentence?
Example: "He was diagnosed with lymphoma after doctors found swelling in his lymph nodes." In Irish, "lymphoma" is liomfóma.