Sentences with phrase «get malignant tumors»

Since cats usually get malignant tumors it is common to remove the whole chain on the affected side.

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He was there with her when she got the news that the pea - sized tumor was malignant.

Sharks do get cancer — and we've known that since at least 1908, when a malignant tumor was found in a blue shark.

hen breast cancer patients get chemotherapy before surgery to remove their tumor, it can make remaining malignant cells spread to distant sites, resulting in incurable metastatic cancer, scientists reported last week.

He found that they were more likely to get cancer if they ate high - protein diets and actually claimed that the ones fed low - protein diets were less likely to develop malignant tumors.

Malignant tumors like to get secondarily infected as well, so have it rechecked if it's not healing.

Malignant tumors get infected more commonly than benign fatty masses and benign fatty masses shouldn't take off and grow quickly like that.

Run your hands over its haircoat daily because they can even get a malignant skin cancer called a mast cell tumor.

Unfortunately, we got the worst news possible about Maxy: the tumors were malignant, and she probably only has about a year left with us.

If the biopsy report shows that the tumor is malignant and has invaded into the lymph system or if the surgical margins were dirty, a second surgery is suggested to get clean margins and the local draining lymph node for biopsy.