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oncologist::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | medical specialist, specialist |
| Derivation | oncology |
Examples of oncologist
oncologist
Many times the oncologist will try to rush you because they have other patients.
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My oncologist explained that my type of breast cancer has a very good prognosis.
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His oncologist didn't seem too concerned or aware of what might be causing this.
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Then, the Monday before Thanksgiving of 2007, the oncologist told me what I had.
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Most patients continue to see their oncologist intermittently for several years.
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I encounter it every day, and it's one reason I'm fortunate to be an oncologist.
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My oncologist jokes about handing my case off to her successor when she retires.
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Berger, the oncologist, recommends the sons be tested for genetic abnormalities.
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Moreover, such a decision is a collaborative one between oncologist and patient.
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- A specialist in oncology
- (oncological) of or relating to or practicing oncology; "oncological nurse"
- (oncology) the branch of medicine concerned with the study and treatment of tumors
- (Oncology) The science dealing with the physical, chemical, and biologic properties and features of tumors including causes, development and treatment.
- (Oncology) The study of tumors.
- (Oncology) Study of cancer-related diseases
- (Oncology (or cancerology)) medical science covering the field of prevention, detection, and treatment of cancers.
- (Oncology) Oncologists treat childhood cancers including leukemia and tumors.
- (oncology) The specialty dealing with malignancy.
