Definition of myoblastoma in English:

myoblastoma

noun ˌmʌɪə(ʊ)blasˈtəʊmə

Any tumour composed of myoblasts (or cells believed to be myoblasts); especially (more fully "granular cell myoblastoma") a granular cell tumour, a histologically distinctive type of tumour, usually benign, found at various locations in the body and composed of large, uniform cells with abundant granular cytoplasm (now usually thought to be of Schwann cell origin).

1930s; earliest use found in American Journal Cancer. From myoblast + -oma, after German Myoblastenmyom.

nounˌmʌɪə(ʊ)blasˈtəʊmə

Any tumour composed of myoblasts (or cells believed to be myoblasts); especially (more fully "granular cell myoblastoma") a granular cell tumour, a histologically distinctive type of tumour, usually benign, found at various locations in the body and composed of large, uniform cells with abundant granular cytoplasm (now usually thought to be of Schwann cell origin).

1930s; earliest use found in American Journal Cancer. From myoblast + -oma, after German Myoblastenmyom.

单词	myoblastoma
释义	Definition of myoblastoma in English: myoblastoma noun ˌmʌɪə(ʊ)blasˈtəʊmə Any tumour composed of myoblasts (or cells believed to be myoblasts); especially (more fully "granular cell myoblastoma") a granular cell tumour, a histologically distinctive type of tumour, usually benign, found at various locations in the body and composed of large, uniform cells with abundant granular cytoplasm (now usually thought to be of Schwann cell origin). Origin 1930s; earliest use found in American Journal Cancer. From myoblast + -oma, after German Myoblastenmyom. Definition of myoblastoma in US English: myoblastoma nounˌmʌɪə(ʊ)blasˈtəʊmə Any tumour composed of myoblasts (or cells believed to be myoblasts); especially (more fully "granular cell myoblastoma") a granular cell tumour, a histologically distinctive type of tumour, usually benign, found at various locations in the body and composed of large, uniform cells with abundant granular cytoplasm (now usually thought to be of Schwann cell origin). Origin 1930s; earliest use found in American Journal Cancer. From myoblast + -oma, after German Myoblastenmyom.
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