Medical entity reference · Oncology

embryonal carcinoma

Wikidata · Retrieved 2026-10-13

Embryonal cancer that is a type of germ cell tumour, located in the ovaries or testes. Wikidata entity Q1451877; linked MeSH descriptor D018236. Includes multilingual names and external identifier mappings.

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Reference details

Wikidata entity
Q1451877
Revision
2513416631
MeSH
D018236
Disease Ontology
DOID:3308
UMLS
C0855159; C0206659; C0334490

Entity description

embryonal cancer that is a type of germ cell tumour, located in the ovaries or testes

Names in different languages

en: embryonal carcinoma zh: 胚胎性癌 es: Carcinoma embrionario de ovarios y/o testicular fr: carcinome embryonnaire pt: Carcinoma embrionário ar: سرطانة جنينية

English alternative names

primary extragonadal embryonal carcinoma Carcinoma, Embryonal, Malignant Embryonal Carcinoma

Identifier mapping

MeSH: D018236 Disease Ontology: DOID:3308 UMLS: C0855159; C0206659; C0334490

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Source date: 2026-07-03T12:10:09Z. Retrieved: 2026-10-13. Text has been organized for reading; this import has not been independently reviewed by a clinician. It is not individualized medical advice.

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