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Having or showing a tendency to spread from the point of origin to adjacent tissue, as some cancers do. Involving cutting or puncturing the skin or inserting instruments into the body.
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| invasiveness |
Bacterial ability to spread healthy tissue.
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| invasive |
requiring an incision or the insertion of an instrument or substance into the body.
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| invasive |
Introduced into the body.
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| invasive |
Refers to a tumor that invades healthy tissues; also called diffuse or infiltrating.
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