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Squamous cell carcinomas involving overlapping sites of urinary organs

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Squamous cell carcinomas involving overlapping sites of urinary organs Infectious Disease, Immunization & Surveillance Tier C
შარდის ორგანოების გადაფარვის ადგილების ბრტყელუჯრედოვანი კარცინომა
განმარტება · Definition

ICD-11 category 2C95.1: Squamous cell carcinomas involving overlapping sites of urinary organs. Neoplasms. ICD-11 MMS 2024-01, WHO.

იხ. აგრეთვე · See also
Squamous cell carcinomas of other and ill-defined sites in the respiratory system and intrathoracic organs სუნთქვის სისტემისა და ინტრათორაკალური ორგანოების სხვა და გაურკვეველი ადგილების ბრტყელუჯრედოვანი კარცინომები ID Malignant neoplasm involving overlapping sites of urinary organs შარდის ორგანოების გადაფარვის ადგილების ავთვისებიანი სიმსივნე ID Adenocarcinoma involving overlapping sites of urinary organs შარდის ორგანოების გადაფარვის ადგილების ადენოკარცინომა ID Urothelial carcinoma involving overlapping sites of urinary organs შარდის ორგანოების გადაფარვის ადგილების უროთელიური კარცინომა ID Squamous cell carcinoma of other or ill-defined sites in the lip, oral cavity or pharynx ტუჩის, პირის ღრუს ან ხახის სხვა ან გაურკვეველი ადგილების ბრტყელუჯრედოვანი კარცინომა ID
ციტირება · Cite this entry:
Pkhakadze G. Squamous cell carcinomas involving overlapping sites of urinary organs. In: Georgian Dictionary of Public Health. Georgian Medical Journal. 2026. Available from: https://news.gmj.ge/dictionary/squamous-cell-carcinomas-involving-overlapping-sites-of-urinary-organs/
Entry v1.0-icd11 · Licence: CC BY 4.0 · ISI legacy ID: icd11_2C95.1

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