24Jul/060
-itis & -omas
Those two suffixes are going to comprise roughly 50% of everything we're going to learn in pathology this year.
-itis? Appendicitis. Laryngitis. Endocarditis.
-oma? Hepatoma. Squamous Cell Carcinoma. Neuroma.
Bring it on, excessively clear nomenclature.
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