Carcinoma in situ, squamous cell
An early stage of skin cancer that develops from squamous cells (the flat, scale-like cells in the outer layer of the skin).
Medical
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Squamous cell carcinoma in situ
An early stage of skin cancer that develops from squamous cells (the flat, scale-like cells in the outer layer of the skin).
Male breast cancer
Breast cancer in men. Male breast cancer is much less common than breast cancer in women. Fewer than 1 percent of persons with breast cancer are male.
Cancer, male breast
Breast cancer in men. Male breast cancer is much less common than breast cancer in women. Fewer than 1 percent of persons with breast cancer are male.
Breast cancer, male
Breast cancer in men. Male breast cancer is much less common than breast cancer in women. Fewer than 1 percent of persons with breast cancer are male.
Brucellosis
An infectious disease characterized by rising and lowering (undulant) fever, sweating, muscle and joint pains, and weakness.
State, hypercoagulable
A hypercoagulable state is the medical term for a condition in which there is an abnormally increased tendency toward blood clotting (coagulation). There are numerous hypercoagulable states.
Hypercoagulable state
A hypercoagulable state is the medical term for a condition in which there is an abnormally increased tendency toward blood clotting (coagulation). There are numerous hypercoagulable states.
Breast, infiltrating lobular carcinoma of the
The second most common invasive breast cancer. Infiltrating lobular carcinoma starts in the lobules, the glands that secrete milk, and then infiltrates surrounding tissue.
Carcinoma of the breast, infiltrating lobular
The second most common type of invasive breast cancer. Infiltrating lobular carcinoma starts in the glands that secrete milk (lobules).