10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ONCOTOMY»
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oncotomy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
oncotomy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Collected writings: 1941-1959
Oncotomy: Four out of 5 patients have shown no "significant improvement" and a
very low amount of recovery which represents the lowest figures obtained in any
of the frontal or temporal lobe operations. The 1 paranoid schizophrenic patient ...
W. T. Liberson, Cathryn Liberson, 1998
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The Medical Student; Or, Aids to the Study of Medicine: ...
Oncotomy (fopq, '-incision.') The opening of an abscess, or removal of a tumor. '
ONEIROS (ovstpog) ' a dream.' Hence, Oneirodynia (odvvq, ' pain.') A painful
dreaming. Oneirogmus, (ompwyim) ' a lively dream.' Nocturnal pollution. Onvx (mi
...
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
... as in oncometer,butinMod GrandEMed a tumour,asin oncology and oncotomy.
TheGrὄγκoς, onkos, seemstobe analtered metathesis ofthe enenk of ἐvεγκεǐv,
enenkein(an aorist inf), to carry;theIEswas perh *enek to reach, (butalso)tocarry, ...
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A Comprehensive Dictionary of the World
Oncostemdm, on-kos-te -mum, s. (Gr.) A genus of plants belonging to the natural
order Myr- sinaceffi; and thus named in reference to the stamens in O.
commersonianum, being aggre- I gated into an egg-shaped body. Oncotomy, on-
kot' -o-me ...
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Blackwell's Nursing Dictionary
The formation of multiple tumours. oncothlipsis (on' -ko-thlip' -sis): Pressure
caused by a pathological growth or a tumour. oncotomy (on-kot'o-mi): An incision
into a tumour, an abscess, or a cyst. Ondine's curse: Term sometimes used to ...
Dawn Freshwater, Sian Masiln-Prothero, 2013
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
It may be triggered oncotomy, phlebotomy. by a mechanical external force such
as positioning or by an tonaphasia. See amusia. internal stretch caused by
intrafusal muscle contraction. tone. See tonus. -tonic, 1. combining form meaning
the ...
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Pocket Medical Dictionary
The science of tumors. Oncom'eter. An instrument for measuring the size of a
tumor, or the volume of an organ. Oncosts, un-ko'-sis. Marked by the growth of
tumors. Oncosphere, on'-ko-sfer. The embryo of tape-worms. Oncotomy, on-kot'-o
-me.
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
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Advances in Ethanol Research and Application: 2013 Edition: ...
... biochemistry and biomaterials extraction technology and is also used for
manufacturing of biomaterials applied as a plastic material by the operative
restoration of bone defects by destruction of bone tissue, cystectomy, oncotomy
and also as ...
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Speech and Oral Communication for Nursing' 2008 Ed.
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koumiss hircus borax ...
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Saunders Comprehensive Veterinary Dictionary
... to swelling. o. pressuresee oncotic pressure. oncotomy[ong-kot' -me]incisionof
a tumor or swelling. oncotropic [ong“ko-tro'pik] having special affinity for tumor
cells. oncovirus [ong'ko-vi“r.
Virginia P. Studdert, Clive C. Gay, Douglas C. Blood, 2011
