tumour

Definition:
1. An abnormal new mass of tissue that serves no purpose.

Use 'tumour' in a sentence:

• 1. A cancer is a malignant tumour.
• 2. Blood vessels develop abnormally in cancer tumours.
• 3. Some tumour cells escape identification and go on to cause cancer.
• 4. Distribution Characteristics of Brain Tumour Stem Cells in Cerebral Gliomas.
• 5. A rare eye tumour sometimes manifested itself in members of the same family.
• 6. Development of the Treatment of Children with Malignant Solid Tumour.
• 7. The surgeons operated upon him for a tumour.
• 8. Then made the tumour result price research with middle dosage.
• 9. ScienceDaily (Sep. 2, 2011) -like snakes, tumour cells shed their skin.
• 10. This apparatus scans patients' brains for tumours.
• 11. Is the tumour malignant or benign?
• 12. I removed the fibroid tumours, using the techniques that I have perfected.
• 13. The lymphocyte of spleen had decreased, and the heterophilic granulocyte had increased, there was more tumour cell infiltrating.
• 14. In 1993 he almost died when a tumour ruptured in his intestines.
• 15. He overcame a brain tumour, open heart surgery and Hodgkin's lymphoma.
• 16. Progress in Mechanism and Methods of Tumour Thermal Therapy.
• 17. There was a tiny tumour, but it had not spread.
• 18. Analysis of Determination of Serum Immune Globulin of 138 Tumour Patients.
• 19. One relied on drugs intended to block the growth of the tumour itself.
• 20. Take it easy, this is a benign tumour.
• 21. When they are reassured they don't have a tumour, they still think what if they missed it?
• 22. Analysis of Different Imaging Diagnostic Methods of Tumour in Parotid Gland.
• 23. He died in 1984 of an unsuspected brain tumour.
• 24. If its stem cells are eradicated, the rest of a tumour may die off.
• 25. The surgeon operated on her to remove the tumour.
• 26. ScienceDaily (Sep. 2, 2011) - Like snakes, tumour cells shed their skin.
• 27. Study on Relationship Between ABO blood type and Malignant tumours in Guangzhou.
• 28. Tumour biopsies are placed on a microscope slide and stained with antibodies.
• 29. The surgeons operated on her for a tumour.
• 30. This means it can destroy a tumour without damaging other tissue.
• 31. Result in more tumour destruction.
• 32. The tumour constricts the nerves.
• 33. She has had the tumour removed.
• 34. New photos of the operation show the blood vessels inside the tumour.
• 35. An analysis of 600 cases of children with head and neck malignant solid tumour.
• 36. The Analysis on Potential Law Duty of Nurse in Tumour Section.
• 37. Their test looks for chemical changes to bits of genetic3 code that leak from tumours into the bloodstream.
• 38. Thankfully, the tumour was cut out before it spread.
• 39. Objective To investigate prevalence rate of tumour and related community health service status.
• 40. Grandma was diagnosed with brain tumour, but luckily, the surgeon operated on her and removed it successfully.
• 41. The doctor diagnosed the tumour as benign.
• 42. She developed a malignant breast tumour.
• 43. It is not the primary tumour that kills, but secondary growths elsewhere in the body.
• 44. He had kidney cancer, with secondary tumours in the brain and lungs.
• 45. A checkup revealed a small tumour on the left lower lobe of his lung, but it had not yet metastasized.
• 46. It wasn't cancer, only a benign tumour.
• 47. Our hope is that if we feed blueberry juice to a child with this type of tumour, we can intervene and shrink the tumour before it becomes a big problem.
• 48. The tumour had shrunk to the size of a pea.
• 49. James had a biopsy of the tumour over his right ear.
• 50. The tumour had not spread to other areas of the body.
• 51. Her father died of a brain tumour.
• 52. She died of a brain tumour.