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myelomatosis
myelomatosis Path. (ˌmaɪələʊməˈtəʊsɪs) [f. myelomat- (taken as stem of myeloma) + -osis.] A malignant proliferation of plasma cells causing numerous accumulations of them to form in the bone marrow and abnormal proteins to be present in the blood and urine.1904 Jrnl. Path. & Bacteriol. IX. 173 At th... Oxford English Dictionary
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myeloma
myeloma Path. (maɪəˈləʊmə) Pl. -omas, -omata. [f. myelo- + -oma.] A tumour composed of bone-marrow cells (see quots.); spec. (a) (the tumour found in) myelomatosis; (b) a giant-cell sarcoma.1857 Mayne Expos. Lex. 736/1 Myeloma, term for a medullary tumour or enlargement. 1894 Med. News (Philadelphia... Oxford English Dictionary
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Mabel Annesley
Later life and recognition Lady Mabel Annesley died of myelomatosis on 19 June 1959 in Clare, Suffolk, and was buried in Long Melford, Suffolk. wikipedia.org
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melphalan
melphalan, n. Pharm. (ˈmɛlfəˌlæn) [f. methyl n. + L 8 c (ii) + phenylalanine n.] A nitrogen mustard given intravenously in the treatment of myelomatosis and other neoplasms; 4-bis(2-chloroethyl)amino-l-phenylalanine, C13H18N2O2Cl2 .1960 Cancer Chemotherapy Rep. Feb. 61 Melphalan. 1962 Surgery LI. 58... Oxford English Dictionary
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John Raymond Hobbs
From monitoring the Myeloma Trials, the first to describe the natural history of myelomatosis and helped in 1971 to set up the Protein Reference Units wikipedia.org
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plasmacytoma
plasmacytoma Path. (plæzməsaɪˈtəʊmə) Also plasmo-. Pl. -omas, -omata. [mod.L., ad. G. plasmocytom (H. Boit 1907, in Frankfurter Zeitschr. f. Path. I. 172): see prec. and -oma.] A myeloma composed largely of plasma cells.1907 Index Medicus V. Index 173/1 Plasmocytoma. 1931 Amer. Jrnl. Med. Sci. CLXXX... Oxford English Dictionary
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International Classification of Diseases for Oncology
._) Solitary myeloma Solitary plasmacytoma M9732/3 Multiple myeloma (C42.1) Plasma cell myeloma Myeloma, NOS Myelomatosis M9733/3 Plasma cell leukemia wikipedia.org
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macroglobulin
macroglobulin Biochem. (mækrəʊˈglɒbjʊlɪn) [ad. G. makroglobulin (attributed to Pedersen and Waldenström by Waldenström 1948, in Schweiz. Med. Wochenschr. 25 Sept. 928/2): see macro- b and globulin.] Any of the immunoglobulins of very high molecular weight (about 1,000,000 or more).1952 J. Waldenströ... Oxford English Dictionary
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multiple
▪ I. multiple, a. and n. (ˈmʌltɪp(ə)l) Also 6 Sc. multipill (?), 8 (rare) multuple. [a. F. multiple, ad. late L. multiplus (cf. duplus double) = L. multiplex (see multiplex). The word is rare before the 19th c. exc. in A. 1 and B. 2.] A. adj. 1. Math. a. That is a multiple (see B. 2); † that is some... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bence-Jones
Bence-Jones (ˈbɛns ˈdʒəʊnz) The name of Henry Bence-Jones (1813–1873), English physician, applied attrib. to a protein found esp. in the urine in the disease myelomatosis, and characterized by precipitation on moderate heating followed by re-solution at higher temperatures.1902 Anders & Boston in Tr... Oxford English Dictionary
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plasma cell
ˈplasma cell Histology. Also plasma-cell. [tr. G. plasmazelle (W. Waldeyer 1875, in Arch. f. mikrosk. Anat. XI. 189; also P. G. Unna 1891, in Monatschr. f. prakt. Dermatol. 1 Apr. 304): see plasma and cell n.1] † a. A name given to a type of cell found in connective tissue. Obs. b. A cell now recogn... Oxford English Dictionary
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para-
▪ I. para-1 (pærə) before a vowel or h usually par-, repr. Gr. παρα-, παρ-, combining form of παρά prep., occurring in words already formed in Greek, their adaptations, and derivatives, and in modern words formed on the model of these, and, in certain uses, as a living element, in the formation of t... Oxford English Dictionary
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