oncology
onkologi
definition
noun
She has previously worked at Mayo in the areas of orthopedic oncology and pediatric radiology.
the study and treatment of tumors.
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She willingly lectures at conferences on palliative care, 'oncology' nursing, and pain management.
It represents the most exciting advance in solid tumour 'oncology' over the past decade.
She has previously worked at Mayo in the areas of orthopedic 'oncology' and pediatric radiology.
He was referred to the department of 'oncology' , and ultrasonography showed a calcified left paravertebral tumour.
Such arrangements should be considered for future studies in clinical 'oncology' , especially those in which complex questions are asked.
Other leaders in 'oncology' have also urged continued study of this treatment.
Considering the rapid changes in the field of medical 'oncology' , each guideline undergoes a yearly update.
In paediatric 'oncology' this should include the track record of new treatments studied in earlier trials
After senior house officer posts in emergency medicine, 'oncology' , and medicine, he was appointed to the Royal Marsden Hospital.
A similar situation has been noted in paediatric 'oncology' , with a lower than expected number of referrals for bone marrow transplant.
An 'oncology' consultant suggested radiation therapy for the lung lesion and head.
These groups were cases in patients admitted to renal, 'oncology' or haematology wards, and all other cases.
She carried a heavy workload, much involved in paediatric 'oncology' and the early days of bone marrow transplantation.
Radiology and 'oncology' , which are both examined by the Royal College of Radiologists, were analysed separately.
In the past year colorectal cancer has been at the cutting edge of new developments in medical 'oncology' .
Because the paediatric 'oncology' ward was full, the boy was admitted to a general paediatric ward.
So this was really looking at the impact of medical 'oncology' .
Cheng is also an assistant professor of gynecology and obstetrics and 'oncology' .
My research group runs training courses in communication skills for healthcare professionals working in 'oncology' .
All patients were seen together with a senior nurse from the gynaecological 'oncology' unit.
Many factors cause 'oncologists' to prescribe prophylaxis (table).
In keeping with accepted tenets of 'oncologic' chemotherapy, two or more of these agents were frequently combined in an effort to achieve higher response rates with the goal of improving survival.
In this study, we explore the integration of 'oncologic' surgical pathology assessment into an outcomes database.
Under any protocol, an elderly anaemic lady with advanced malignancy is not an 'oncological' emergency requiring urgent assessment, especially if she is 20 miles away in another hospital.
When you deal with a tumor, even a benign tumor, sometimes it's better to cut it out with clean margins, do what's called an 'oncologic' surgery.
People using these drugs were called chemotherapists and are now called medical 'oncologists' or cancer specialists.
Another study in Australia assessed radiation and medical 'oncologists' ' attitudes and knowledge about complementary therapies.
Immunocompromise from cancer, certain 'oncologic' therapies, or HIV infection also puts patients at risk for PCM, again because immunocompromise is conducive to a net catabolic or hypermetabolic state.
To conclude, Chinese herbal medicine is the therapy of choice in treating the side-effects of Western 'oncological' treatments, and is proven in its effectiveness.
Structured interviews with practising medical 'oncologists' showed that within two years they significantly increased hormonal therapy, with a concomitant decline in the use of tamoxifen.
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