| These dysplastic adenomas are precancerous. and are classified as villous, tubulovillous, and tubular. |
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| There's been a controversy for many years about whether the virus infects healthy epithelial cells or just cancerous and precancerous cells. |
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| Individuals from Family A were monitored by dermatologists for cancerous and precancerous lesions of the skin. |
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| It's a test that can detect the presence of infections, inflammation, precancerous cells or cancer. |
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| Screening for and removal of colorectal cancer and precancerous adenomatous polyps can decrease the incidence of colon disease. |
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| Not everyone needs to be tested for precancerous polyps and colon and rectal cancer. |
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| Regular dental checkups that include an examination of the entire mouth are important in the early detection of oral and oropharyngeal cancers and precancerous conditions. |
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| Cervical cancers begin as asymptomatic precancerous lesions and usually develop gradually over many years. |
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| It may also prevent the disease through detection of precancerous polyps, which can easily be removed. |
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| The ability to detect precancerous adenomatous polyps, remove them, and thus prevent the development of colorectal cancer is an important rationale for screening. |
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| The study, which observed the natural course of precancerous uterine cervical lesions without treatment in women, had not given written consent to take part. |
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| Actinic keratoses represent precancerous changes, have them examined promptly, and follow the health care provider's advice for treatment. |
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| The fecal occult blood test is not useful in detecting a precancerous stage because large adenomatous polyps rarely cause bleeding and remain undetected. |
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| Some infections persist and develop into precancerous lesions, which can advance into cancer. |
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| Some nevi, however, are precancerous and lose their normal organization when they become malignant. |
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| These types can cause the cells in the lining of the cervix to change from normal to abnormal or precancerous lesions. |
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| We all know that early detection of problems is the very best way to detect precancerous conditions, which can often be treated before cancer develops. |
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| Cervical cancer and precancerous lesions are a major health, psychological and social burden on women everywhere. |
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| Persistent infection with a cancer-causing virus type leads to the formation of abnormal cells in the cervix, which, over time, may become precancerous or cancerous. |
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| The accumulation of genetic errors in the latency phase of cellular division can favor the precancerous process and ultimately lead to cancer, if no other factors stop the progression. |
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| Caused by chronic sun exposure, actinic keratoses are precancerous skin lesions, many of which can occur on the face and scalp. |
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| The process of inserting an IUD might scrape away precancerous lesions. |
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| The barium enema is effective at detecting later stage disease but is invasive and not sufficiently sensitive to detect early stage disease or precancerous lesions. |
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| A world in which cancer is normalized as a manageable chronic condition would be a wonderful thing, but a risk-factor world in which we all think of ourselves as precancerous would not. |
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| Celecoxib reduced the likelihood of precancerous abnormal cells generating nonmelanoma skin tumours. |
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| The researchers reported that other chewers, frequently those not found to have cancer, exhibited irritation of the gums as well as mouth lesions, known as leukoplakia, that can be precancerous. |
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| Most invasive oral cancers are reportedly preceded by precancerous lesions such as homogeneous and non-homogeneous leukoplakia, erythroplakia and oral submucous fibrosis. |
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| The disorder may lead to complications such as esophagitis, an inflammation of the gullet through which food passes, and Barrett's esophagus, a precancerous condition. |
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| Within the next decade, these techniques will be combined with new radioactive and fluorescent probes that will enable doctors to see small clumps of precancerous cells. |
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| Some countries, including India and Thailand, are testing for cervical cancer using vinegar instead of doing Pap smears, and removing precancerous lesions with liquid nitrogen instead of pricier options. |
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| Individuals with precancerous lesions and those with a previous cancer who are at risk for a second tumour are most often included in chemoprevention research trials. |
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| As most cancer registries do not necessarily collect information on precancerous lesions, programs will need to set up information systems for active follow-up of people after screening to identify precancerous lesions. |
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| Because of the slow progression of cervical precancer to cervical cancer, there is a window of up to ten years or more to detect and treat precancerous lesions and prevent their progression to invasive cancer. |
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| Photodynamic therapy utilizes levulan aminolevulinic acid and blue light to kill precancerous cells. |
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| If not removed, the cells can progress to precancerous lesions and sometimes cancer. |
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| While most of the mutations would result in cell death, perhaps a few cells would have mutations that promote a cancerous or precancerous state. |
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| These precancerous and fully tumorigenic models provide an ideal system to study the role of NRs in lung cancer pathogenesis including preneoplasia and tumor formation. |
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| A drug combination commonly given to people with HIV, the AIDS virus, can knock out precancerous growths on a woman's cervix, a new study indicates. |
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| Carac is a once-a-day topical prescription product for the treatment of actinic keratoses, a common precancerous skin condition caused by over-exposure to the sun. |
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| As cells become damaged and precancerous, the p53 protein prevents those cells from continuing towards becoming tumors by causing the cells to senesce. |
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| Scientists believe the new test could provide early detection of precancerous changes in the cervix, reducing the risk of cervical cancer and potentially saving lives. |
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