- dyshesion
- dys·he·sion (dis-heґzhən) [dys- + L. haesio, from haerere to stick] 1. disordered cell adherence. 2. loss of intercellular cohesion, a characteristic of malignancy, as determined by aspiration biopsy cytology.
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dyshesion
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