| 单词 | precancerous |
| 释义 | precancerous (once / 97681 pages) adj A symptom or condition is considered precancerous by doctors if it's likely to turn into cancer if it isn't removed or treated. Most doctors recommend surgically removing precancerous skin growths. Most moles are nothing more than spots of pigment on your skin, but occasionally moles are diagnosed as being precancerous, or containing disordered cells at risk of becoming cancerous. Some precancerous growths never turn into cancer, but the slight risk that they might is usually enough to concern medical experts. Some doctors also use the term precancerous to talk about non-aggressive, early forms of cancer. WORD FAMILYcancerous: cancerously, precancerous+/cancer: anticancer, cancerous, cancers USAGE EXAMPLESThe effort also includes teaching local providers non-invasive techniques to remove precancerous cervical tissue. Washington Times(Dec 01, 2016) Without the genome's guardian on patrol, precancerous cells survive and reproduce. Science Magazine(Oct 05, 2016) The researchers also found that the reductions in the number of precancerous lesions were greater than anticipated. US News(Sep 29, 2016) adj of or relating to a growth that is not malignant but is likely to become so if not treated |
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