myxoid
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of myxoid
Example Sentences
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The journey navigating the treatment for his relatively rare myxoid liposarcoma took another turn recently when he had surgery to remove a growth in the top of his mouth.
From Washington Times
On March 12, Andrews, a West Forsyth graduate, had a below-the-knee amputation on her right leg to combat a rare type of cancer, a myxoid sarcoma that develops in deep soft tissue.
From Washington Times
In 2015, her husband of seven years, Noah Davis — a rising L.A. art star whose work had been acquired recently by L.A.’s Museum of Contemporary Art, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Studio Museum in Harlem — died at 32 from a rare form of cancer, myxoid liposarcoma, that had wrapped around his heart.
From Los Angeles Times
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