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Things neoplasms often describes (“neoplasms ________”)
tumors
How neoplasms often is described (“________ neoplasms”)
malignant, benign, primary, ovarian, human, intracranial, true, epithelial, common, cystic, renal, hepatic, salivary, cell, lymphoid, pancreatic, secondary, mucinous, metastatic, solid, cutaneous, rare, trophoblastic, multiple, endocrine, spontaneous, neuroendocrine, cerebral, adrenal, grade, gastric, follicular, induced, hematopoietic, nervous, soft, hematologic, advanced, gestational, aggressive, gastrointestinal, musculoskeletal, mesenchymal, pediatric, urothelial, spinal, vascular, colonic, related, mediastinal, testicular, papillary, adrenocortical, pulmonary, intraductal, oral, glial, astrocytic, invasive, intestinal, cortical, uncommon, differentiated, lymphoreticular, prostatic, smooth, parotid, vesical, congenital, sebaceous, pelvic, abdominal, gynecologic, cardiac, intraspinal, laryngeal, squamous, orbital, endometrial, producing, peripheral, associated, cervical, undifferentiated
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