Oncology Sentence Examples

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  • Up till that point, medical oncology inpatients had been treated in a general medical ward.

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  • Professor Taylor's main clinical and research interests lie in surgical oncology but particularly colorectal cancer and colorectal liver metastases.

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  • This again reflects the enormous preclinical research effort dedicated to oncology, and the relatively restricted number of marketed anticancer drugs.

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  • The greatest number of RCTs were in oncology and perinatal epidemiology.

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  • They have close professional relationships with consultants in medical gastroenterology, anesthesia, radiology and oncology.

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  • Each is associated with one of approximately 20 University Departments which includes Clinical oncology.

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  • The department is also a supra-regional center for ocular oncology principally for retinoblastoma affecting children and ocular melanoma in adults.

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  • She also lectures and runs training workshops throughout the world in psychosocial oncology, quality of life assessment and communication skills.

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  • Reviewed by Alastair J Munro, professor of radiation oncology What is stomach cancer?

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  • His main specialty area is the oral rehabilitation of head and neck oncology patients.

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  • A vacancy has arisen within a top 5 global pharma company for a Hospital Representative to work within their specialist oncology team.

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  • It was concluded that the specialist oncology pharmacist was an appropriate person to take over the review of these patients in a follow-up clinic.

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  • Most trainees would expect to do pediatric radiology, neurology, oncology and some will do nuclear medicine.

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  • The center offer the full range of regional oncology services and some national services, including sarcoma, prostate brachytherapy and ophthalmic oncology.

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  • The treatment of lung cancer and other thoracic malignancies is one of the most complex and controversial topics in oncology.

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  • Find out more about TeraView 's emerging terahertz imaging technology in oncology.

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  • Those with this degree have advanced skills in anatomy, pain management for cancer patients, oncology and pain management for patients with chronic pain.

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  • In addition to these organizations, consider contact local oncology research centers or hospitals for more information on local wig manufacturers and donation possibilities.

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  • They may specialize in oncology, gerontology, psychiatric care, obstetrics or many of the other specialties of medicine.

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  • Selenium is another supplement said to help fight prostate cancer, but a recent study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology suggested it is not the right supplement for everyone.

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  • His main field of interest is in gynecologic oncology, and head and neck oncology.

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  • In 1996 he moved to a new Chair of Gynecological oncology in the University of Manchester.

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  • Each consultant has a clinic covering general pediatric oncology.

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  • The cost of putting up patients in the hospital oncology wards is around £ 600 per night.

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  • These include gynecological oncology, breast cancer, surgical oncology, tumor virology and lung cancer.

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