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CLINICAL MEASUREMENT - ANNOTATIONS

The Clinical Measurement Ontology (CMO), Measurement Methods Ontology (MMO), and Experimental Condition Ontology (XCO) are currently being developed at the Rat Genome Database. For more information about these vocabularies please see Shimoyama et al. Three ontologies to define phenotype measurement data. Front Genet. 2012;3:87. Epub 2012 May 28 or contact us (http://rgd.mcw.edu/contact/index.shtml).
Term:percentage of study population developing pituitary tumors during a period of time
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Definition:The number of individuals in a study population which develop new instances of pituitary gland tumors during a certain period compared to the total number of individuals in the study population, expressed as a percentage. A tumor is an abnormal growth of tissue resulting from uncontrolled, progressive multiplication of cells and serving no physiological function.
Synonyms:related_synonym: pituitary tumor incidence


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  clinical measurement 2369
    tumor measurement 88
      tumor incidence/prevalence measurement 16
        pituitary tumor incidence/prevalence measurement 0
          percentage of study population developing pituitary tumors during a period of time 0
            percentage of study population developing pituitary tumors that invade the glandular capsule during a period of time 0
            percentage of study population developing pituitary tumors that replace a portion of the gland during a period of time 0
            percentage of study population developing pituitary tumors that replace the entire gland during a period of time 0
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  clinical measurement 2369
    organ measurement 485
      organ lesion measurement 140
        organ tumorous lesion measurement 108
          organ tumorous lesion incidence/prevalence measurement 18
            tumor incidence/prevalence measurement 16
              pituitary tumor incidence/prevalence measurement 0
                percentage of study population developing pituitary tumors during a period of time 0
                  percentage of study population developing pituitary tumors that invade the glandular capsule during a period of time 0
                  percentage of study population developing pituitary tumors that replace a portion of the gland during a period of time 0
                  percentage of study population developing pituitary tumors that replace the entire gland during a period of time 0
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