Lumpectomy
Key Facts
Abbreviation
LX
Pronunciation
/ˌləmˈpɛktəmi/
Category
Medical
Related Field
Oncology
Examples in Context
- Lumpectomy(LX) is a surgical procedure in which only the tumor tissue is removed.
- They extracted stem cells from half the fat, then mixed the cells in with the remaining fat and injected it into the lumpectomy site.
- Lumpectomy(LX) is not a good option if the tumor is too large or diffuse or if the patient can't tolerate radiation.
- A standard " boost," or increased dose, to the lumpectomy site usually takes an additional one and one-half to two weeks after the whole breast is treated with a standard radiation regimen.
- Twenty percent of women treated with mastectomy or lumpectomy experienced a recurrence or second primary breast cancer during the follow-up.
Other meanings of LX
Lu Xun
Misc
Long Wavelength
Computing
Lower eXtremity
Medical
Low Index
Misc
Lighting Technician
Business
Sixty ( Roman Numerals)
Academic
Linear X
Gov
Less Xtras
Misc