Stage IVC Laryngeal Cancer AJCC v7

Preferred Label : Stage IVC Laryngeal Cancer AJCC v7;

NCIt synonyms : Laryngeal Cancer Stage IVC; Stage IVC Laryngeal Carcinoma; Stage IVC Larynx Carcinoma; Stage IVC Carcinoma of the Larynx; Stage IVC Carcinoma of Larynx; Stage IVC Laryngeal Cancer;

NCIt related terms : Stage IVC Laryngeal Throat Cancer;

NCIt definition : Stage IVC includes: Any T, Any N, M1. M1: Distant metastasis. (AJCC 7th ed.);

Alternative definition : NCI-GLOSS: Stage IV is divided into stages IVA, IVB, and IVC. In stage IVC, cancer has spread beyond the larynx to distant parts of the body.;

Neoplastic status : Malignant;

Codes from synonyms : CDR0000428386;

Details

Origin ID

C6003;

UMLS CUI

C1336394;

Disease excludes abnormal cell
- Malignant Stromal Cell [NCIt concept]
- Neoplastic Smooth Muscle Cell [NCIt concept]
Has associated anatomic sites
- Head and Neck [NCIt concept]
- Larynx [NCIt concept]
- Neck [NCIt concept]
Semantic type(s)
- Neoplastic Process [UMLS semantic type]
concept_is_in_subset
- CTRP Disease Terminology [NCIt concept]
- CTRP Terminology [NCIt concept]
disease_excludes_finding
- Benign Cellular Infiltrate [NCIt concept]
disease_has_abnormal_cell
- Malignant Cell [NCIt concept]
- Malignant Epithelial Cell [NCIt concept]
- Neoplastic Cell [NCIt concept]
- Neoplastic Epithelial Cell [NCIt concept]
disease_has_finding
- Carcinomatous Component Present [NCIt concept]
- Epithelial Component Present [NCIt concept]
- Malignant Cellular Infiltrate [NCIt concept]
disease_has_normal_cell_origin
- Epithelial Cell [NCIt concept]
disease_has_normal_tissue_origin
- Epithelial Tissue [NCIt concept]
- Laryngeal Epithelium [NCIt concept]
disease_has_primary_anatomic_site
- Head and Neck [NCIt concept]
- Larynx [NCIt concept]
- Neck [NCIt concept]
- Throat [NCIt concept]
disease_is_stage
- AJCC v7 Stage [NCIt concept]
- Stage IV [NCIt concept]
- Stage IVC [NCIt concept]

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