sarcoma in Irish
sarcoma in Irish is sarcóma — sarcoma means a cancerous tumour that starts in the body's connective or supporting tissues, such as bone, muscle or fat.
sarcoma in Irish
sarcóma
(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 Irish?
"sarcoma" in Irish is sarcóma. sarcoma means: A cancerous tumour that starts in the body's connective or supporting tissues, such as bone, muscle or fat.
How do you use "sarcoma" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor explained that a sarcoma can develop in bone or in soft tissue." In Irish, "sarcoma" is sarcóma.
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