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ANAPLASTIC-36
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ABNORMAL TISSUE THE MORE UNDIFFERENTIATED TISSUE
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ANGIOGENESIS-33
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NEW GROWTH OF BLOOD VESSES
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BENIGN-30
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HAVING LIMITED GROWTH NONCANCEROUS
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BIOLSY-36
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REMOVINGA SMALL PIECE OF TISSUE FOR MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION
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CACHEXIA-33
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A TERM USED TO DESCRIBE ANY INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS AN ILL THIN WASTED APPEARANCE
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CARCINOGEN-34
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CANCER CAUSING AGENT OR SUBSTANCE
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CARCINOGENESIS-36
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CANCER DEVELOPMENT
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CARCINOMA-30
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THE MOST COMMON TYPE OF MALIGNANT NEOPLASM ARISING FROM EPITHELIAL TISSUE
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CARCINOMA IN SITU-34
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ATYPICAL CELLS RESIDING IN THE EPITHELIAL LAYER OF TISSUE NOT HAVING BROKEN THROUGH THE BASEMENT MEMBRANE AND INVADING OTHER LOCAL TISSUES
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CHEMOTHERPY-45
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USING PHARMACOLOGIC THERASPY IN THE TREATMENT OF CANCER
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CURATIVE-45
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SOMETHING THAT CORRECTS OR CURES THE DISEASE OR CONDITION
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CYTOLOGY-44
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THE EXAMINATION OR STUDY OF CELLS
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DIFFERENTIATION-32
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THE PROCESS OF INDIVIDUAL SPECIALIZATION OFCELLS
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DYSPLASIA-34
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AN ALTERATION IN SIZE SHAPE AND ORGANIZATION OF CELLS
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FROZEN SECTION-45
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A TECHNIQUE THAT ENABLES A PATHOLOGIST TO MAKE A RAPID DETERMINATION OF A TUMOR CONDITION EITHER MALIGNANT OR BENIGN
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