Sentence for malignant?

"She had a malignant tumor."

The tumor in her heart is malignant. His gaze had a malignant feel to it.

The tests show that the tumor is malignant.

Malignant is deadly and harmful just to make sure Malignant: Much to the patient's relief, the x-ray revealed no Malignant growth. Malignant Nvrstoptxtin:)

The MRI of the patient is characteristic of malignant tumor. The malignant growth of the industries has spoiled the landscape.

The oncologist informed her patient that the tumor was malignant.

He stared at me with a malignant expression on his face.

The malignant tumor was discovered during the MRI. The dethroned prince had malignant plans for his enemies.

The tumor was tested and the doctor said it was malignant. That is a great sentence to use since the word means infectious disease.

The tumor is malignant, which means cancerous, so I'll have to have it removed.

The tumor is malignant.

A malignant tumor is cancerous; a benign tumor is not. The farmer described the soil damage done by the drought as "malignant". Citizens wanted to rid their city of its malignant crime statistics.

My grandmother had a tumor removed for a biopsy. Fortunately, it was not malignant! (Meaning it was not cancerous)

(malignant means having an evil influence, malevolent, or dangerous; medically applied to cancer) "Jews became the target of malignant Nazi plans during World War II." "I had fallen into the hands of a malignant fate." "The tumor was malignant, therefore the patient needed more serious treatment."

Surgeon to patient, after operation: "Well, we've removed that nasty lump, and you'll be very pleased to know that it wasn't malignant."

"Malignant" means especially bad, evil, or (in the case of cancer) deadly. Nowadays, you almost always hear this word applied to cancer, and a malignant cancer would be one that is fast-growing, spreading to other parts of the body, and capable of causing death. I'm afraid the doctor thinks your tumor might be malignant, Mr. Jones.

Yes, cancers are, by definition, malignant tumours. So a malignant tumour is a cancer, a cancer is a malignant tumour. All malignant tumours are cancer, but not all tumours are malignant. Tumour can either be malignant (=cancer) or bening.

The cancer had caused the cells to form a tumor; whether it was malignant or benign was unknown.

There is no specific amount of time for malignant tendencies to turn malignant. If they are going to become malignant, they will usually do so within months.

Cancer by definition is malignant. A tumour can be malignant or benign.

If it is truly a Cancer, it is malignant

Malignant substance

No, a neoplasm can be benign or malignant.

Yes, cancers are malignant.

Hypothermia, no. Malignant hyperthermia, yes.

A malignant gene is one that can produce a cancer.

The noun for for the adjective malignant is malignancy.

The antonym for the word malignant is benign.

The opposite of malignant is 'benign'.

It depends. Some narcissists are subtle and not very malignant. Others are malignant. The malignant ones can be very abusive.

Premalignant cancer means that the tumor is not quite malignant; this is a broad definition, but it can become malignant.

All skin cancers are malignant - that is what a cancer is, a malignant growth. There is no such thing as a "benign malignancy".

The characteristic lesion is an irregular, enlarging black macule, which has a malignant melanoma a malignant skin tumor.

The effects of a brain tumor, malignant or non malignant are the same; seizures, balance issues and personality changes.

Benign is the opposite of malignant

That's correct; a neoplasm or tumor can be benign or malignant.

malignant myeloma

Malignant cells are cell that are not in use at the current time.

Only a malignant tumor will kill you.

Wilms' tumor is a type of malignant tumor

Malignant brain tumors do not have distinct borders

Malignant melanoma may develop anywhere on the body.

Carcinoma's are the largest group of malignant neoplasms.

Malignant hypertension is not cancerous.

Malignant is a medical term used to describe a severe and progressively worsening disease.This term is most familiar as a description of cancer

benign means cancerous cell which cannot expand & malignant means cancerous cell which get expand. malignant is dangerous than benign.

Some are benign, and some are malignant. This is an issue for your doctor to deal with.

Yes they do. That's why they are called malignant. If they did not metastasize, they would be benign.

Cervical cancer is malignant as they invade tissues and organs

A malignant cell is a cancer cell. Once that is growing out of control. No malignant cell means the absence of cancer cells. This means the observed cells are healthy.