1.
advanced
cancer=is‚ÌŠà
Cancer that has spread to other places in
the body and usually cannot be cured or
controlled with treatment. |
2.
aggressive@=NP«‚ÌŠà
A quickly growing cancer. |
3.
aminopterin =
ƒAƒ~ƒmƒvƒeƒŠƒ“RƒKƒ“Ü
An anticancer drug that belongs to the
family of drugs called antimetabolites. |
4.
amsacrine
= ƒAƒ€ƒTƒNƒŠƒ“@RƒKƒ“Ü
An anticancer drug that belongs to the
family of drugs called topoisomerase
inhibitors. |
5.
antibody therapy =@ŠàŽ¡—Ã
Treatment with an antibody, a substance that
can directly kill specific tumor cells or
stimulate the immune system to kill tumor
cells. |
6.
barium swallow
=@ƒoƒŠƒEƒ€ŒŸ¸
A series of x-rays of the esophagus. The
x-ray pictures are taken after the person
drinks a solution that contains barium. The
barium coats and outlines the esophagus on
the x-ray. Also called esophagram and upper
GI series. |
7.
barium solution =@—°Ž_ƒoƒŠƒEƒ€i‚è‚イ‚³‚ñƒoƒŠƒEƒ€j
A liquid containing barium sulfate that is
used in x-rays to highlight parts of the
digestive system. |
8.
batracylin=
Šà×–E‚ÌDNA•¡»‚ð‘jŠQ‚·‚é
A substance being studied in the treatment
of cancer. It may kill cancer cells by
causing damage to the DNA. Batracylin is a
type of heterocyclic aryl amine. |
9.
benign =@—Ç«
Not cancerous. Benign tumors may grow larger
but do not spread to other parts of the
body. |
10.
benign tumor =@—Ç«Žîá‡
A noncancerous growth that does not invade
nearby tissue or spread to other parts of
the body. |
11.
bilateral cancer
=@—¼‘¤‚ÌŠà
Cancer that occurs in both paired organs,
such as both breasts or both ovaries. |
12.
bone marrow metastasis
=@œ‘“]ˆÚ
Cancer that has spread from the original
(primary) tumor to the bone marrow. |
13.
brain metastasis =@”]“]ˆÚ
Cancer that has spread from the original
(primary) tumor to the brain. |
14.
brain stem glioma
=@”]Š²•”_ŒoäPŽî
A tumor located in the part of the brain
that connects to the spinal cord (the brain
stem). It may grow rapidly or slowly,
depending on the grade of the tumor. |
15.
brain stem tumor =@”]Š²Žîá‡
A tumor in the part of the brain that
connects to the spinal cord (the brain
stem). |
16.
brain tumor=
”]Žîá‡@i‚Ì‚¤‚µ‚ã‚悤j
The growth of abnormal cells in the tissues
of the brain. Brain tumors can be benign
(non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous). |
17.
cancer antigen 125
=@ŠàRŒ´125(‚ª‚ñ‚±‚¤‚°‚ñ)
A substance that may be found in high
amounts in the blood of patients with
certain types of cancer, including ovarian
cancer. Cancer antigen 125 levels may also
help monitor how well cancer treatments are
working or if cancer has come back. Also
called CA-125. |
18.
chemotherapy= ‰»Šw—Ö@
Treatment with drugs that kill cancer cells. |
19.
chordoma =@ÒõŽîi‚¹‚«‚³‚‚µ‚ã‚悤j
A type of bone cancer that usually starts in
the lower spinal cord. |
20.
colon cancer =
‘å’°Šài‚¾‚¢‚¿‚傤‚ª‚ñj
Cancer that forms in the tissues of the
colon (the longest part of the large
intestine). |
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