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neuroblastoma

/ˌnjʊə.rəʊ.blæˈstəʊ.mə/

Traduction: Tumeur maligne composée de cellules nerveuses embryonnaires, survenant surtout chez l'enfant et caractérisée par des métastases rapides.

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/ˌnjʊə.rəʊ.blæˈstəʊ.mə/C2formalmedical
  • frTumeur maligne composée de cellules nerveuses embryonnaires, survenant surtout chez l'enfant et caractérisée par des métastases rapides.

A malignant tumor composed of embryonic nerve cells, typically occurring in children and known for rapid metastasis.

  1. Malignant nerve cell tumorC2formalmedical

    A malignant tumor that develops from immature nerve cells, most commonly found in young children and often spreading rapidly.

    frNeuroblastome

    • The child was diagnosed with neuroblastoma at the age of two.
    • Treatment for neuroblastoma often involves surgery and chemotherapy.
    • Researchers are developing new therapies to target neuroblastoma cells.
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  • neuroblastomata plural form
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  • neuroblastoma's possessive singular form