plasmocytoman.
/ˌplazmə(ʊ)sʌɪˈtəʊmə/, U.S. /ˈˌplæzmoʊˌsaɪˈtoʊmə/ Medicine.
= plasmacytoma n.
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polypusa1398
polypa1400
ecchymoma?1541
cat's hair1552
pneumatocele1585
thrombus1676
morum1684
physocele1706
haematocele1724
myxosarcoma1802
moro1807
lipoma1830
tuberculomaa1836
melanoma1838
pancreatoid1842
enchondroma1847
pseudoplasm1847
myeloma1848
tyroma1848
haematoma1849
adenocele1850
pachydermatocele1854
myosarcoma1857
angioma1858
myxoma1860
gliosarcoma1869
lymphadenoma1873
lymphoma1873
myoma1875
odontoma1876
teratoid tumour1876
teratoma1879
fibro-lipoma1882
embryoma1886
haemangioma1890
tubulodermoidc1900
plasmoma1901
astrocytoma1903
adamantinoma1904
hamartoma1904
plasmocytoma1907
mesothelioma1909
plasmacytoma1909
neuroblastoma1910
neurocytoma1910
paraganglioma1914
carcinoid1925
oligodendroglioma1926
mastocytoma1927
phaeochromocytoma1929
ameloblastoma1931
Schwannoma1932
myoblastoma1934
neurilemmoma1943
primary1957
neurolemmoma1964
vipoma1973
prolactinoma1975
somatostatinoma1977
1907 Index Medicus 5 Index 173/1 Plasmocytoma.
1931 Amer. Jrnl. Med. Sci. 181 178 There is no very sharp line of demarcation between localized, benign plasmocytomata on the one hand, and the malignant, fatal multiple myelomata on the other.
1973 Jrnl. Bone & Joint Surg. 55A 1749 Most solitary plasmocytomas eventually become classic multiple myelomas if they are followed long enough.
1995 Jrnl. Immunol. 155 5325/2 The results..indicate that tumors of three different lineages, mastocytoma, plasmocytoma, and fibrosarcoma, shared at least one tumor Ag [= antigen].
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2006; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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