Cancer arising from the skin of the surfaces of other structures, such as the mouth, cervix, or lungs. An enlargement of the heart. A test using computers and X-rays to create images of various parts of the body. A blood tumor marker. The smallest unit of tissues that make up any living thing.
Cells have very specialized structure and function and are able to reproduce when needed.
The catheter allows medications, fluids, or blood products to be given and blood samples to be taken. Lymph nodes in the neck. The use of drugs or vitamins to prevent cancer in people who have precancerous conditions of high risk of cancer, or to prevent the recurrence of cancer on people who have already been treated for it. The treatment of cancer with drugs. Chemotheraphy given to kill any remaining cancer cells, usually after all detectable tumor is removed by surgery or radiotherapy.