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rhabdomyoma

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rhab·do·my·o·ma  (rbd-m-m)
n. pl. rhab·do·my·o·mas or rhab·do·my·o·ma·ta (-m-t)
A tumor in striated muscle fibers.

[Greek rhabdos, rod; see rhabdomancy + myoma.]

rhabdomyoma [ˌræbdəʊmaɪˈəʊmə]
n pl -mas, -mata [-mətə]
(Medicine / Pathology) Pathol a benign tumour of striated muscle
[from New Latin, from Greek rhabdos a rod + myoma]
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.rhabdomyoma - benign rumor of striated muscle
myoma - a benign tumor composed of muscle tissue


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Rhabdomyoma is a tumor of the myocardial wall (Figure 20) and is associated with tuberous sclerosis.
Of those parapharyngealspace tumors of muscle origin, rhabdomyoma and its malignant counterpart, rhabdomyosarcoma, are more common than the tumors of smooth-muscle origin.
He suffered from undiagnosed cardiac rhabdomyoma, tiny tumours that can affect the heart's electrical impulses.
 
 
 
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