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metastasizeenUK
me·tas·ta·size M0249400 (mĭ-tăs′tə-sīz′)intr.v. me·tas·ta·sized, me·tas·ta·siz·ing, me·tas·ta·siz·es 1. To be transmitted or transferred by metastasis.2. To be changed or transformed, especially dangerously: "a need for love that would metastasize into an insatiable craving for attention" (Michiko Kakutani).3. To spread, especially destructively: "[disinformation] ... that even now continues to metastasize ... to such a degree that myth threatens to overthrow history" (Gore Vidal).metastasize (mɪˈtæstəˌsaɪz) or metastasisevb (intr) 1. (Pathology) pathol (esp of cancer cells) to spread to a new site in the body via blood or lymph vessels2. (of a problem) to deteriorate or spread into new areas me•tas•ta•size (məˈtæs təˌsaɪz)
v.i. -sized, -siz•ing. 1. to spread by or as if by metastasis. 2. to spread injuriously: Street gangs have metastasized in our city. 3. to transform, esp. into a dangerous form: Truth metastasized into lurid fantasy. [1905–10] metastasize
Past participle: metastasized
Gerund: metastasizing
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| metastasize | | metastasize |
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| I metastasize | | you metastasize | | he/she/it metastasizes | | we metastasize | | you metastasize | | they metastasize |
| Preterite |
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| I metastasized | | you metastasized | | he/she/it metastasized | | we metastasized | | you metastasized | | they metastasized |
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| I am metastasizing | | you are metastasizing | | he/she/it is metastasizing | | we are metastasizing | | you are metastasizing | | they are metastasizing |
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| I have metastasized | | you have metastasized | | he/she/it has metastasized | | we have metastasized | | you have metastasized | | they have metastasized |
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| I was metastasizing | | you were metastasizing | | he/she/it was metastasizing | | we were metastasizing | | you were metastasizing | | they were metastasizing |
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| I had metastasized | | you had metastasized | | he/she/it had metastasized | | we had metastasized | | you had metastasized | | they had metastasized |
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| I will metastasize | | you will metastasize | | he/she/it will metastasize | | we will metastasize | | you will metastasize | | they will metastasize |
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| I will have metastasized | | you will have metastasized | | he/she/it will have metastasized | | we will have metastasized | | you will have metastasized | | they will have metastasized |
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| I will be metastasizing | | you will be metastasizing | | he/she/it will be metastasizing | | we will be metastasizing | | you will be metastasizing | | they will be metastasizing |
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| I have been metastasizing | | you have been metastasizing | | he/she/it has been metastasizing | | we have been metastasizing | | you have been metastasizing | | they have been metastasizing |
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| I will have been metastasizing | | you will have been metastasizing | | he/she/it will have been metastasizing | | we will have been metastasizing | | you will have been metastasizing | | they will have been metastasizing |
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| I had been metastasizing | | you had been metastasizing | | he/she/it had been metastasizing | | we had been metastasizing | | you had been metastasizing | | they had been metastasizing |
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| I would metastasize | | you would metastasize | | he/she/it would metastasize | | we would metastasize | | you would metastasize | | they would metastasize |
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| I would have metastasized | | you would have metastasized | | he/she/it would have metastasized | | we would have metastasized | | you would have metastasized | | they would have metastasized |
Thesaurus| Verb | 1. | metastasize - spread throughout the body; "the cancer had metastasized and the patient could not be saved"metastasisespread, distribute - distribute or disperse widely; "The invaders spread their language all over the country" |
TranslationsmetastasizeenUK
metastasize[mə′tas·tə‚sīz] (medicine) To be transferred by metastasis. metastasizeenUK
metastasize [mĕ-tas´tah-sīz] to form new foci of disease in a distant part by metastasis.me·tas·ta·size (mĕ-tas'tă-sīz), To pass into or invade by metastasis.metastasize (mĭ-tăs′tə-sīz′)intr.v. metasta·sized, metasta·sizing, metasta·sizes 1. To be transmitted or transferred by metastasis.2. To be changed or transformed, especially dangerously: "a need for love that would metastasize into an insatiable craving for attention" (Michiko Kakutani).3. To spread, especially destructively: "[disinformation] ... that even now continues to metastasize ... to such a degree that myth threatens to overthrow history" (Gore Vidal).metastasize verb To spread to another part of the body, usually through blood vessels, lymph channels, or spinal fluid; metastastatic or 2º foci of CA are morphologically similar to the 1º/original CA, or may be more primitiveme·tas·ta·size (mĕ-tas'tă-sīz) To pass into or invade by metastasis. MetastasizeSpread of cells from the original site of the cancer to other parts of the body where secondary tumors are formed.Mentioned in: Acid Phosphatase Test, Laryngeal Cancer, Radical Neck DissectionPatient discussion about metastasizeQ. I have met my close friend after 3 years. She is showing some signs of high depression. How can I help her? I have met my very close friend after 3 years and she is very depressed. I am worried that she is showing some signs of high depression. She talks all rubbish and negatives these days which is filled with that nonsense hopelessness. She was fine and going good when I left her and now she is completely negative in her behavior and also very depressed. She is not able to enjoy my company. She had lost her weight and her eyes reflect the bluntness. She keeps silent most of the time. How can I help her?A. I think first you must talk to her and find out about when and how this started. Take her to all the places where you both used to go. She might have come across difficult phase in these years which would have made her depressed and she may need a support to bring her back to normal way of living. We cannot say that this is a depression which would get cured by just talking and knowing the reasons but you must help her to fight back for the thing she had lost. If there is no desired result, then do consult a physician.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9QxddJOQY4&eurl=http://www.imedix.com/health_community/vP9QxddJOQY4_nervous_system_depression_psyche?q=depression&feature=player_embedded Q. Does staging in breast cancer is linked to metastasis and what is the use of staging? A. stages in cancer tell of it's progress. is it benign, does it have a capsule, did it metastasized and all that. but if you are looking for more accurate and more information on that in general:
http://www.breastcancer.org/symptoms/diagnosis/staging.jsp
this should do it! Q. What is the best pathophysiology of colorectal cancer. The pathophysiology just has to be brief and concise. It also has to include nursing considerations for the patient. A. i'm not sure i understand your question...do you mean what is the best treatment for colorectal cancer? patophysiology is the changes the tissue acquired. if you'll give me more details on what you are looking for i'll be more then happy to help you. More discussions about metastasizemetastasizeenUK
Synonyms for metastasizeverb spread throughout the bodySynonymsRelated Words |