| He lived only ten weeks after his diagnosis, the disease having already metastasized to his spine and bony pelvis, femur, skull, and tibia. |
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| Overnight, it seemed, our war machine metastasized and our mass media militarized. |
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| Over the ensuing 2-year period, the tumor recurred in the neck and metastasized to the lungs, skin, and bone. |
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| If the tumor has already metastasized before local therapy is administered, cure is impossible. |
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| In 70 percent of these cases, the cancer will have metastasized, or spread to other areas of the body. |
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| It had already metastasized to his spinal column and his bony pelvis, femurs, skull, and tibia. |
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| Other advances in treatment address the needs of breast cancer patients whose cancer has spread, or metastasized. |
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| The doctors did not remove the tumour during surgery when they discovered that cancer had metastasized and spread to other organs. |
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| Most types of cancer do their worst damage once the cancer has metastasized, or spread from its original site. |
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| I was able to feel a hard mass under my chin and was told that the cancer had metastasized into my neck and chin. |
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| In the same respect we recognize that there were women in attendance who were currently in treatment, or whose cancer has metastasized. |
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| At one point there was concern as to whether or not cancer cells had metastasized to my bones. |
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| These were the days before Twitter, of course, when rumors metastasized and took slightly longer to radiate. |
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| She has just learned she has advanced ovarian cancer, which has metastasized to the stomach. |
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| Mrs. J., age 72, has breast cancer, which has metastasized to the bone and brain. |
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| Subsequent tests confirmed the primary cancer as non-small cell lung cancer. Tests also showed that the cancer had metastasized into my bones and spread so extensively that it was deemed to be fourth stage and incurable. |
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| Survival rates are lower for cancers that have spread locally, and they are very low for cancers that have metastasized, or spread, to distant parts of the body. |
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| The rationale for moving away from aggressive surgery was reinforced by a study of women with early-stage breast cancer whose tumours were relatively small and had not metastasized. |
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| Corruption is like cancer metastasized in all spheres of life. |
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| Lymphomas, reticuloendothelial neoplasms, sympathetic nervous system tumours and soft-tissue sarcomas metastasized to the widest variety of sites. |
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| Despite an idiocy metastasized into the marrow of its script impervious to any radiation, there is, as with many of Sandler's productions, at least something of an upbeat quality to its reprehensibility. |
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| An oncologist, he is credited with introducing several technologies to his field, including Strontium-89, a bone-seeking isotope to treat cancer having metastasized to bone. |
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| Canadian researchers made a major breakthrough when they identified all of the gene mutations of a patient's breast cancer tumour before and after it metastasized through her body. |
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| Two of 17 canine jejuna tumors metastasized, and only 1 of 11 canine gastric leiomyosarcomas underwent metastasis. |
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| The regression of a liver tumor after irradiation of bone that the tumor metastasized to is an example of the abscopal effect. |
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