【せきずいしゅよう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. spinal cord tumour; spinal cord neoplasm; spinal tumour
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  1. spinal cord tumour
    2. This refers to an abnormal growth of cells within or around the spinal cord, which can be benign or malignant. It may cause pain, neurological deficits, or other complications depending on its size and location.
    He is going to undergo surgery due to a spinal cord tumour.
    Spinal cord tumours can often cause lower back pain.
  2. spinal cord neoplasm
    3. This term specifically denotes a type of neoplasm, or new growth, that originates in or involves the spinal cord, encompassing a variety of tumour types.
    The doctor said that the spinal cord neoplasm is affecting the nerves.
    It's important to detect spinal cord neoplasms early.
  3. spinal tumour
    4. This is a more general term that refers to any tumour located in or near the spinal cord, which may include metastasized tumours from other parts of the body.
    She was diagnosed with a spinal tumour.
    Spinal tumours can often have effects on the entire body.
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