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METASTATIC-CANCER


subject field: medicine: disease
origination date: 11/03/2002
originator: Maribel
check date: 13/05/2002
checker: Pamela

Conceptual Structures
ISAMALIGNANT-NEOPLASM-BY-STAGE-EXTENSION
SUBCLASSESBONE-METASTASIS
CUTANEOUS-METASTASES
LUNG-METASTASIS
METASTATIC-BRAIN-TUMOR
MICROMETASTASIS
DESCENDANTSBONE-METASTASIS
CUTANEOUS-METASTASES
LUNG-METASTASIS
METASTATIC-BRAIN-TUMOR
MICROMETASTASIS
ANCESTORSALL
CHANGE-STATE
CHANGE-STATE-ANIMAL
DISEASE-EVENT
EVENT
HAVE-NEOPLASM
LIVING-EVENT
MALIGNANT-NEOPLASM
MALIGNANT-NEOPLASM-BY-STAGE-EXTENSION
PHYSICAL-EVENT
RELATIONSDIAGNOSED-WITH : SPINAL-TAP


English
metastatic cancerdefinition: secondary cancer that has spread from one part of the body (primary site) to another (secondary site). It occurs when cells from the primary tumor break away and travel through the lymph system or bloodstream to another site and begin to multiply there producing metastases. Metastatic cancer can be discovered before the primary cancer. On a few occasions the primary site is never found, a condition known as unknown primary. Metastatic cancers are more difficult to treat than primary cancers. (en)
number: singular
part of speech: noun
term type: main entry term
reliability code: 9
context (x): i_metaca.txt

origination date: 12/06/2002
originator: Arianne
metastasisnumber: singular
part of speech: noun
reliability code: 9
term type: synonym

Spanish
tumor metastásicoterm type: synonym
number: singular
part of speech: noun
gender: masculine
reliability code: 9
context (x): e_tumeta.txt

origination date: 12/06/2002
originator: Arianne
metástasisgender: feminine
number: singular
part of speech: noun
reliability code: 9
term type: main entry term
definition: cáncer que se ha extendido a otras partes del cuerpo desde su origen. Tiene lugar cuando las células del tumor primario se extienden desde el lugar originario y viajan a través del sistema linfático a otros lugares, formando otros tumores. El tumor metastásico se puede descubrir antes que el tumor primario. En muy pocas ocasiones el lugar original nunca se encuentra, lo que se conoce como cáncer de origen desconocido. Los tumores metastásicos son más difíciles de tratar que los primarios. (es)