malignancy

Converse of object

• exclude: This should be followed up to exclude a malignancy.
• treat: What traditional medicines are available for treating blood malignancies?
• associate: Also included is coverage of infections and malignancies associated with HIV.
• develop: Nine of these patients developed malignancies, including 1 lymphoma.
• include: These include malignancy, illnesses of unknown origin and systemic inflammatory conditions.
• have: Patients who have a malignancy are also slow to respond to enzyme treatment.

Preposition: in

• patient: Results: Very few items were clearly suggestive of spinal malignancies in patients with spinal symptoms.
• man: Prostate cancer is the most common malignancy in men.

Adjective modifier

• hematological: The major clinical use of cord blood has been for hematological malignancy, mainly in children.
• hematologic: The coexistence of these two hematologic malignancies leads to questions about their cell of origin.
• hematological: AB - We have identified a group of previously not reported chromosome abnormalities related to myeloid hematological malignancies.
• lymphoid: The issue of gamma irradiation of blood components for patients with lymphoid malignancies should be kept under review.
• myeloid: AB - We have identified a group of previously not reported chromosome abnormalities related to myeloid hematological malignancies.
• gynecological: The overall diagnostic accuracy of MR imaging of gynecological malignancies in our hands is 93 % .

Noun used with modifier

• B-cell: CD22 is a cell surface receptor expressed in a wide variety of B-cell malignancies.
• childhood: Conclusions Unfortunately there is insufficient evidence to judge the clinical role of tumor markers in the treatment of the two childhood malignancies studied.
• neck: Peter Brennan's main clinical interests are head and neck malignancy, reconstructive free flap surgery and neck lumps.
• skin: Also, as already explained, skin malignancies form a special category.
• cell: The virus was isolated from an adult T cell malignancy.
• blood: Other blood malignancies, eg lymphoma or leukemia can sometimes be confused with multiple myeloma.