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91High throughput screening (HTS) — is a method in research and development for identifying target materials or molecules with modern techniques like computer aided programming, robotic sampling and data processing and exporting.In the bio medical field, its importance is… …
92ovarian cancer — a malignant tumour of the ovary, usually a carcinoma. Because of its wide ranging pathology and an imperfect understanding of its causes, ovarian cancer is not readily detected in the early stages of development, when the tumour is small and… …
93cervical cancer — cervical carcinoma cancer of the neck (cervix) of the uterus. The tumour may develop from the surface epithelium of the cervix (squamous carcinoma) or from the epithelial lining of the cervical canal (adenocarcinoma). In both cases the tumour is… …
94Forrest screening — the UK national breast screening programme, introduced in 1988, in which regular mammography is available for all women between the ages of 50 and 64. It enables the early diagnosis of breast cancer in order to improve treatment and reduce… …
95Forrest screening — the UK national breast screening programme, introduced in 1988, in which regular mammography is available for all women between the ages of 50 and 64. It enables the early diagnosis of breast cancer in order to improve treatment and reduce… …
96breast screening — /ˈbrɛst skrinɪŋ/ (say brest skreening) noun a public medical screening program to detect breast cancer in women …
97breast screening — noun Mammography, as a diagnostic tool for breast cancer • • • Main Entry: ↑breast …
98cervical screening — noun The routine and regular examination of women to facilitate the early identification of cancer of the cervix • • • Main Entry: ↑cervix …
99BI-RADS — Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System. A method used by radiologists to interpret and report in a standardized manner the results of mammography, ultrasound, and MRI used in breast cancer screening and diagnosis. Also called Breast Imaging… …
100Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System — BI RADS. A method used by radiologists to interpret and report in a standardized manner the results of mammography, ultrasound, and MRI used in breast cancer screening and diagnosis. Also called BI RADS …
