... an extraordinary acceleration of the growth of the neoplasm (Fig. 49). The ... of growth is accelerated by tethelin. Fig. 49.-The acceleration of the ...

... there is no real relapse, but an uninterrupted growth of the neoplasm. The only ... is decidedly accelerated. It seems as if, by the active interference, ...

... like that of the thymus gland, inhibits the growth of the body and develop- ... puberty is accelerated, while precocity in other physical events is also ...

... underlies all new growths or whether the testicular neoplasms (and other teratoid growths) are truly unique. Summary Study of 922 tumors ... the primary tumor. Roughly half of the teratoid neoplasms which metastasize give rise to growths with teratocarcinomatous structures and half to pure embryonal ...

... sensitive to metabolic stimulation. The same phenomena of accelerated growth have also been described in experimental hyperthyroidism caused ... glands to the hypophysis is shown in the accelerated growth in height which occurs after castration, an acceleration ...

... there is found on the contrary a slightly accelerated growth in the length, and a somewhat pre- mature ... we find premature development of the whole body, accelerated growth with potentized childish dimensions, premature development of the ...

... plasso, to form). Formation of neoplasms or new growths. Neoplasm, ne'o-plazm (neo, plasso, platto, to form). ... tik (same etymon). Belong- ing or relating to neoplasms or new growths, or to neoplasty. See Neoplasty. Neoplastice, ne-o- ...

... as a dusting-powder. Neoforma'lion. A new growth ; neoplasm. Neog' ala. The first milk developed after childbirth. ... Venous n., one composed mainly of veins. New growth. A neoplasm or neoformation. New'ton’s rings. See under Ring. ...

... sis). Same as Nearthrosis. Neoforma'lion. A new growth; neoplasm. Neomem'brane (ne-o-mem'bran). A false ... Venous n., one composed mainly of veins. New growth. A neoplasm or neoformation. New'ton’s rings. Concentric colored rings ...

... SPLEEN.—PANCREAS.—WOUNDS OF THE ABDOMEN AND VISCERA. Neoplasms.—New growths of the liver are not of very common ... prominent symptom in the earlier history of this neoplasm, but, after the growth attains a sufficient bulk, it causes more or ...