Usually means: Cancerous tumor originating from germ cells.
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  1. germinoma: Wiktionary
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  3. Germinoma: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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  6. germinoma: Dictionary of Cancer Terms
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Definitions from Wiktionary (germinoma)

▸ noun:  A germ cell tumor.

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disgerminoma, embryoma, granular cell tumor, gangliocytoma, gemistocytoma, gonadotropinoma, dendroglioma, seminoma, endometrioma, medulloepithelioma, more...

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disgerminoma, embryoma, granular cell tumor, gangliocytoma, gemistocytoma, gonadotropinoma, dendroglioma, seminoma, endometrioma, medulloepithelioma, more...



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