Large cell carcinoma
A term used to describe a microscopically identified variant of certain cancers, for example lung cancers, in which the abnormal cells are particularly large.
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Comes after the small intestine. Large because it is wider than the small intestine.
- Large saphenous vein
The larger of the two saphenous veins, the principal veins that run up the leg superficially (near the surface). The large saphenous vein goes from the foot all the way up to the saphenous opening, an oval aperture in the broad fascia of the thigh, a fibrous membrane through which the vein passes. The other […]
- Large-cell lymphoma
Cancer of the lymphatic tissue that is characterized by unusually large cells. See also lymphoma.
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A novel type of bacterium first isolated in Hong Kong in 2001 from the blood and empyema (pus in the chest) of a man with alcoholic cirrhosis. Laribacter hongkongensis has been associated with (but not yet proven to cause) community-acquired gastroenteritis and traveler’s diarrhea. Risk factors for infection include consumption of fish and minced freshwater […]
- Laryngeal
Having to do with the larynx (voice box).