Examples of using Elsewhere in the body in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Abiraterone does this by blocking an enzyme called CYP17 found in the testes and elsewhere in the body.
Fablyn has been shown to reduce fractures in the spine and elsewhere in the body, but not in the hip.
such as the retina, and even elsewhere in the body.
can break off from an initial tumor to spread elsewhere in the body(metastasize).
These localised areas of inflammation can release bacteria into the blood stream, which may result in inflammation elsewhere in the body.
which is a benign tumour found elsewhere in the body and not the skin.
Fablyn has been shown to reduce fractures in the spine and elsewhere in the body, but not in the hip.
involved are the skin, eyes and lymph glands elsewhere in the body.
develop‘secondaries'- deposits of cancer cells in vital organs elsewhere in the body.
abnormal breakdown of red blood cells either in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the body).
But the attached sugars interfere with this process as well, so the task of breaking them down is assumed instead by macrophages in the artery wall and elsewhere in the body, through a unique scavenger operation.
that you can treat many conditions elsewhere in the body by performing acupuncture only on the ears).
ONIVYDE is used to treat adult patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer(cancer of the pancreas that has already spread elsewhere in the body) whose previously cancer treatment included a medicine called gemcitabine.
These receptors are also found in the gastrointestinal system and elsewhere in the body, and there is evidence that they play a role in wide range of physiological and pathological processes, in addition to modulating stress and anxiety.
cause side effects elsewhere in the body.
then over time, you can harvest that tissue and use it elsewhere in the body.
Found elsewhere in the body.
A blood clot that travels from elsewhere in the body to an artery in the brain.