tumour

[ˈtuːmər]

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.