Examples of using Elsewhere in the body in English and their translations into Slovak
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form additional tumours(metastases) elsewhere in the body.
act as an antioxidant- which can prevent cell damage- elsewhere in the body.
Abiraterone does this by blocking an enzyme called CYP17 found in the testes and elsewhere in the body.
Most T3 in the blood, however, is produced elsewhere in the body where T4(the major thyroid hormone produced by the thyroid gland)
cancerous tumors of the liver are most often the result of metastatic cancers that originated elsewhere in the body and spread to the liver.
that you can treat many conditions elsewhere in the body by performing acupuncture only on the ears).
blocks a blood vessel elsewhere in the body, it can create pain
uterus and elsewhere in the body, easing menopausal symptoms without increasing the risk of breast cancer(which is a possible side effect of hormone replacement therapy).
if there is a history of cancer elsewhere in the body, and there are new ocular symptoms such as loss of vision
Wheat gluten and casein from cow's milk is gradually deposited mainly in the lining of the intestines and elsewhere in the body causing inflammation
While nerves elsewhere in the body- say,
may also undergo additional tests to determine if the cancer has spread elsewhere in the body.
since 4% of urine is usually a fat sediment that otherwise can be stored elsewhere in the body.
new research suggests that a key protein that triggers the disease could be carried to the brain from elsewhere in the body.
since 4% of urine is usually fat deposits that would otherwise be stored elsewhere in the body.
aggravation of preexisting infection elsewhere in the body.
aggravation of preexisting infection elsewhere in the body.
However, in rare cases, the presence of a nodule may be an early sign of lung cancer or elsewhere in the body, and therefore it is important to maintain a regular assessment with imaging tests to evaluate growth
as well as bleeding elsewhere in the body.