Definition of hepatoma in English:

hepatoma

nounPlural hepatomata, Plural hepatomasˌhɛpəˈtəʊməˌhepəˈtōmə

Medicine

A cancer of the cells of the liver.
〔医〕肝细胞癌（或瘤）
Example sentencesExamples
- Such nonspecific inclusions have been described in the elderly with highly active disease, in alcoholic cirrhosis hepatitis and hepatoma.
- It may be possible to immunize against such infections; for example, researchers in Taiwan have shown that immunization against hepatitis reduced the incidence of childhood hepatoma by 50%.
- I can recall one patient who clinically seemed to have gall stones but who eventually proved to have a primary hepatoma, and another patient who had persistent heartburn while taking low dose aspirin who had carcinoma of the stomach.
- However, most patients with large or multiple hepatomas or most other types of cancer are not considered for transplantation as tumours recur rapidly.
- This region appears to recognize and differentiate between a normal cell and a hepatoma cell.

Definition of hepatoma in US English:

hepatoma

nounˌhepəˈtōmə

Medicine

A cancer of the cells of the liver.
〔医〕肝细胞癌（或瘤）
Example sentencesExamples
- However, most patients with large or multiple hepatomas or most other types of cancer are not considered for transplantation as tumours recur rapidly.
- It may be possible to immunize against such infections; for example, researchers in Taiwan have shown that immunization against hepatitis reduced the incidence of childhood hepatoma by 50%.
- Such nonspecific inclusions have been described in the elderly with highly active disease, in alcoholic cirrhosis hepatitis and hepatoma.
- This region appears to recognize and differentiate between a normal cell and a hepatoma cell.
- I can recall one patient who clinically seemed to have gall stones but who eventually proved to have a primary hepatoma, and another patient who had persistent heartburn while taking low dose aspirin who had carcinoma of the stomach.

词汇	hepatoma
释义	Definition of hepatoma in English: hepatoma nounPlural hepatomata, Plural hepatomasˌhɛpəˈtəʊməˌhepəˈtōmə Medicine A cancer of the cells of the liver. 〔医〕肝细胞癌（或瘤） Example sentencesExamples Such nonspecific inclusions have been described in the elderly with highly active disease, in alcoholic cirrhosis hepatitis and hepatoma. It may be possible to immunize against such infections; for example, researchers in Taiwan have shown that immunization against hepatitis reduced the incidence of childhood hepatoma by 50%. I can recall one patient who clinically seemed to have gall stones but who eventually proved to have a primary hepatoma, and another patient who had persistent heartburn while taking low dose aspirin who had carcinoma of the stomach. However, most patients with large or multiple hepatomas or most other types of cancer are not considered for transplantation as tumours recur rapidly. This region appears to recognize and differentiate between a normal cell and a hepatoma cell. Definition of hepatoma in US English: hepatoma nounˌhepəˈtōmə Medicine A cancer of the cells of the liver. 〔医〕肝细胞癌（或瘤） Example sentencesExamples However, most patients with large or multiple hepatomas or most other types of cancer are not considered for transplantation as tumours recur rapidly. It may be possible to immunize against such infections; for example, researchers in Taiwan have shown that immunization against hepatitis reduced the incidence of childhood hepatoma by 50%. Such nonspecific inclusions have been described in the elderly with highly active disease, in alcoholic cirrhosis hepatitis and hepatoma. This region appears to recognize and differentiate between a normal cell and a hepatoma cell. I can recall one patient who clinically seemed to have gall stones but who eventually proved to have a primary hepatoma, and another patient who had persistent heartburn while taking low dose aspirin who had carcinoma of the stomach.
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