Metastasis
31metastasis — Development of secondary tumour(s) at a site remote from the primary; a hallmark of malignant cells …
32metastasis — Synonyms and related words: anastrophe, avatar, catabolism, catalysis, chiasmus, communication, conduction, consubstantiation, contagion, convection, delivery, deportation, diapedesis, diffusion, displacement, dissemination, export, exportation,… …
33metastasis — me|tas|ta|sis [ mə tæstəsıs ] (plural me|tas|ta|ses [ mə tæstə,siz ] ) noun MEDICAL uncount the spread of cancer to a new place in your body a. count a new area of cancer that grows from an older one in your body …
34metastasis — me·tas·ta·sis || mɪ tæstÉ™sɪs n. transference of disease producing organisms from one part of the body to another via blood vessels (Pathology); rapid change from one subject to another (Rhetoric); change in position or orbit of an… …
35metastasis — [mɪ tastəsɪs] noun (plural metastases si:z) Medicine the development of secondary tumours at a distance from a primary site of cancer. Derivatives metastasize or metastasise verb metastatic adjective Origin …
36metastasis — me·tas·ta·sis …
37metastasis — /məˈtæstəsəs/ (say muh tastuhsuhs) noun (plural metastases /məˈtæstəsiz/ (say muh tastuhseez)) 1. Physiology, Pathology transference of a fluid, disease, or the like, from one part of the body to another. 2. Chiefly Pathology the translocation of …
38metastasis — n. Rhetoric, change of subject; movement to another part of body of agent causing disease; archaic, metabolism. ♦ metastasize, v.i. ♦ metastatic, a …
39metastasis — see clones + cloning , double , fatal , obscene , pataphysics , simulation , singularity and transsexuality …
40metastasis — The spread of cancer cells to previously unaffected organs …
