lymphoma in Latin
lymphoma in Latin is lymphoma — lymphoma means a cancer that develops in the lymphatic system, usually starting in the lymph nodes or other lymphoid tissue.
lymphoma in Latin
lymphoma
(oncology, pathology) A malignant tumor that arises in the lymph nodes or in other lymphoid tissue.
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."
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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.
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What is "lymphoma" in Latin?
"lymphoma" in Latin is lymphoma. 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 Latin, "lymphoma" is lymphoma.
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