Paget
British medical surname
Paget is a surname, most commonly encountered in medical terminology.
Paget's disease refers to two unrelated conditions named after British surgeon Sir James Paget: a bone disorder causing abnormal breakdown and regrowth, and a rare cancer affecting the nipple.
The X-ray revealed Paget's disease of the spine.
Mammary projection
- areolaPigmented ring around nipple
- mammaryOf milk glands
- mastectomySurgical breast removal
- biopsyTissue sample for diagnosis
histology · oncology · pruritus · scaling · ulceration · breast cancer · dermatology · lumpectomy
Bone-resorbing cells
- osteoblastsBone-synthesizing cells
- bone painDiscomfort in skeletal tissue
- fracturesBreaks in rigid material
- bone scanImaging to detect skeletal abnormalities
X-rays · bone density · chronic · progressive · hip replacement · hearing loss · bowed legs · spinal stenosis
Hereditary portion of identity
- EnglishBritain's native tongue
- genealogyStudy of family descent
- ancestryFamily line of descent
- lineageDescent from progenitors
Norfolk · Suffolk · hereditary · coat of arms · peerage · descendants
Of a prim era
- anatomistStudies body structure
- pathologistDisease diagnosis specialist
- medical pioneerFirst to advance healing
- clinical observationWatching patients for symptoms
nipple
Mammary projection
- areolaPigmented ring around nipple
- mammaryOf milk glands
- mastectomySurgical breast removal
biopsy · histology · oncology · pruritus · scaling · ulceration · breast cancer · dermatology · lumpectomy · sentinel node
osteoclasts
Bone-resorbing cells
- osteoblastsBone-synthesizing cells
- bone painDiscomfort in skeletal tissue
- fracturesBreaks in rigid material
bone scan · X-rays · bone density · chronic · progressive · hip replacement · hearing loss · bowed legs · spinal stenosis · arthritis
family name
Hereditary portion of identity
lineage · Norfolk · Suffolk · hereditary · coat of arms · peerage · descendants
Victorian
Of a prim era
- anatomistStudies body structure
- pathologistDisease diagnosis specialist
- medical pioneerFirst to advance healing
clinical observation · nineteenth century · London · royal physician
Pagetfirst name
Personal name, not surname
given name · Christian name · forename · personal name · birth name
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