The epidemiologic concept of probability can be best amplified by acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a form of blood cancer. Globally, it occurs at the rate of 2 to 3 cases per 100,000 population per year with little variation from country to country. A preventive or protective measure against a disease. Drastic and supposedly thorough treatment for a cancer. Usually applied to surgery, but also to other modes of therapy and to therapeutic combinations.
Supraradical therapy represents the extreme of therapeutic radicalism.
A type of bacterium with a new combination of DNA assembled in the laboratory through the recently developed technics of genetic engineering. When a normal cell cancerates to join the already existing cancer, it is called recruitment or neocanceration. A temporary abatement of the symptoms of a disease. Cancer arising in the connective tissue - especially bone, cartilage, muscle, and fascia. Sarcoma differs from carcinoma in that the latter arising from the cells lining the skin and internal organs, or the cells forming glands such as the liver, thyroid, pituitary, etc.