Titlebook: Clinical Oncology; A Manual for Student International Union Against Cancer Textbook 19782nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1978

nepotism

Pathologylogical demands of the organ involved. Numerous varieties arise from all types of human tissues and the resulting tumours show marked variations in their biological behaviour. It is thus difficult to devise a simple definition of tumours that will be appropriate for all.

Lumbar-Spine

Natural history of cancerhenomenon, on cells cultured both . and ., on grafted animal tumours, induced or spontaneous, and on experimental models, has contributed valuable information, but there are such variations in tumour type, animal species, cell environment and experimental technique that it is difficult to extrapolate the data to cancer in man.

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Culpable

DEI

Introduction and overviewshed cancer, usually (in over 50% of cases) progressing fairly rapidly to a terminal situation. With new knowledge, clinical oncologists of the next few years will need to have a much broader and more comprehensive view of cancer as an extremely long-term process usually lasting many years (see Fig.

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