Traduction de «cancer du rein » (Français → Anglais) :

Fibrocystic:kidney | renal degeneration or disease

Congenital displaced kidney Malrotation of kidney

Cancer | Carcinoma | Carcinomatosis | Generalized:cancer | malignancy | Malignancy | Multiple cancer | unspecified site (primary)(secondary) | Malignant cachexia Primary site unknown

Daneman Davy Mancer syndrome

Cystic hamartoma of lung and kidney

Contusion of kidney

Cystic kidney disease

Carcinoma of kidney

Double kidney

Kidney cancer first spreads throughout the kidney and through the fibrous covering (Gerota’s fascia) into the fat surrounding the kidney.

Kidney cancer first spreads throughout the kidney and through the fibrous covering (Gerota’s fascia) into the fat surrounding the kidney.

2010 Statistics Special topic: end-of-life care Incidence Mortality Geographic, age and sex distribution Trends in incidence and mortality Esophageal cancer Kidney cancer Figures in PowerPoint Figures 1.1–4.2 – incidence, mortality Figures 4.3–4.9 – incidence, mortality, trends, age-standardized incidence rates, age-standardized mortality rates Figures 5.1–6.2 – esophageal cancer, kidney cancer Figures 6.3–7.3 – kidney cancer, end-of-life care Supplementary figures – incidence, mortality, annual percent change, survival Media release 2010 ____ 2009 Statistics Special topic: cancer in adolescents and young adults Incidence Mortality Geogr ...[+++]aphic, age and sex distribution Trends in incidence and mortality Childhood cancer Probability of developing and dying from cancer Survival Prevalence Additional sections – not included in the publication Potential years of life lost due to cancer Cancer in children and youth (0–19 years) Classification of cancers in young adults (15–29 years): Using International Classification of Childhood Cancer, Third Edition and SEER site recodes Using International Classification of Disease, Tenth Revision As epithelial and non-epithelial types using ICDO-3 histology and topography Figures in PowerPoint Figures 1.1–3.2 – incidence, mortality Figures 4.1–4.5 – incidence, mortality, trends Figures 4.6–5.1 – age-standardized incidence rates, age-standardized mortality rates, childhood cancer Figures 7.1–9.3 – survival, prevalence, cancer in adolescents and young adults Media release 2009 _____ 2008 Statistics Special topic: childhood cancer Incidence Mortality Geographic, age and sex distribution Trends in incidence and mortality Probability of developing and dying from cancer Prevalence Survival Additional sections – not included in the publication Potential years of life lost due to cancer Figures in PowerPoint Figures 1.1–12 –incidence, mortality, age-standardized incidence ra ...

2010 Statistics Special topic: end-of-life care Incidence Mortality Geographic, age and sex distribution Trends in incidence and mortality Esophageal cancer Kidney cancer Figures in PowerPoint Figures 1.1–4.2 – incidence, mortality Figures 4.3–4.9 – incidence, mortality, trends, age-standardized incidence rates, age-standardized mortality rates Figures 5.1–6.2 – esophageal cancer, kidney cancer Figures 6.3–7.3 – kidney cancer, end-of-life care Supplementary figures – incidence, mortality, annual percent change, survival ____ 2009 Statistics Special topic: cancer in adolescents and young adults Incidence Mortality Geographic, age and sex ...[+++]distribution Trends in incidence and mortality Childhood cancer Probability of developing and dying from cancer Survival Prevalence Additional sections – not included in the publication Potential years of life lost due to cancer Cancer in children and youth (0–19 years) Classification of cancers in young adults (15–29 years): Using International Classification of Childhood Cancer, Third Edition and SEER site recodes Using International Classification of Disease, Tenth Revision As epithelial and non-epithelial types using ICDO-3 histology and topography Figures in PowerPoint Figures 1.1–3.2 – incidence, mortality Figures 4.1–4.5 – incidence, mortality, trends Figures 4.6–5.1 – age-standardized incidence rates, age-standardized mortality rates, childhood cancer Figures 7.1–9.3 – survival, prevalence, cancer in adolescents and young adults _____ 2008 Statistics Special topic: childhood cancer Incidence Mortality Geographic, age and sex distribution Trends in incidence and mortality Probability of developing and dying from cancer Prevalence Survival Additional sections – not included in the publication Potential years of life lost due to cancer Cancer in children and youth (0–19 years) Figures in PowerPoint Figures 1.1–12 –incidence, mortality, age-standardized incidence ...