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Definition of osteoblastóm in the Romanian dictionary
OSTEOBLASTÓM s. N. Rare, benign, osteosarcoma, characterized by the production of pure bone tissue. (\u0026 lt; / RTI \u0026 gt; osteoblastoma) OSTEOBLASTÓMs. n. formă rară, benignă, de osteosarcom, caracterizată prin producerea de țesut osos pur. (< fr. ostéoblastome)
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Examples of use in the Romanian literature, quotes and news about osteoblastóm
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2 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «OSTEOBLASTÓM»
Discover the use of osteoblastóm in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to osteoblastóm and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Nádory kostí a im podobné afekcie: - Pagina 204
Histologický obraz benígneho osteo- blastómu sa charakterizuje hojnosťou osteoblastov a často aj značným množstvom osteoklastov. Diferenciálna diagnóza Benígny osteoblastóm treba odlíšiť najmä od osteoid osteómu, osteogén- neho ...
Ján Červeňanský, Peter Kossey, Branislav Škrovina, 1964
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Slovník cudzích slov pre školu a prax - Pagina 373
... kosti osteitida -y i lek. zápal kosti ostentatívny vyzyvavy, nápadny osteoblast -u m biol. kosfotvorná bunka Osteoblastóm -u m biol. nezhubny nádor z kost- ného tkaniva osteocyt -u m biol. kostná bunka osteogenéza -y i biol. vznik a vyvoj kosti ...
Mária Ivanová-Šalingová, 1988
REFERENCE
« EDUCALINGO. Osteoblastóm [online]. Available <https://educalingo.com/en/dic-ro/osteoblastom>. Apr 2024 ».