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What is Adenoma? Adenoma is a non-cancerous tumors which forms on glands in the body. They can grow on parts of the glands in the body such as the breasts, heart, lungs and colon. These tumors do turn cancerous in some cases in which case they are called Adenocarcinomas. The growth of these tumors are usually caused by organs that secrete important hormones and fluids in the body. The moment the epithelial cells that usually secret fluids such as sweat, breast milk and saliva starts to grow gradually

People often dread receiving news of being diagnosed with cancer and because millions die each year it helps to become familiar with what cancer is so that you can take necessary steps to cancer prevention. There are various types of cancer and most of them have similar beginnings with different approaches for prevention and treatment once diagnosed. So exactly what is cancer? Cancer is a group of cells in the body that has grown out of control and even though there are many types of cancer many

4- Adenosis Adenosis of breast is a proliferative lesion, characterized by increase number of glandular components as the breast lobules are enlarged, and they contain more glands than usual. Adenosis is often found in biopsies of women who have fibrocystic changes. There are many names for this condition, including aggregate adenosis, tumoral adenosis, or adenosis tumor. Various types of adenosis have been described: sclerosing, tubular, microglandular, and apocrine adenosis. Even though some

Non-Hodgkin lymphoma accounts for 40 to 50% of all lymphomas in children and adolescents. It represents approximately 6% of all malignancies in patients aged 0 to 19 years though Burkitt lymphoma comprises the large majority of primary paediatric gastrointestinal tract lymphomas. It is a highly aggressive non-Hodgkin B-cell lymphoma that often presents at extranodal sites. In the paediatric population, sporadic Burkitt lymphoma usually has an abdominal presentation with massive disease and ascites

Cancers seem to develop progressively. There will be intermediate stages between those normal cells and highly altered cells. Hyperplasia is the first stage in which cells look normal but with increased cell number. Next stage is dysplasia, characterized by more cytologically abnormal cells. Dysplasia is followed by metastasis stage, where cells can invade new tissues. During transformation from normal cells to altered cells, either inhibition of tumor suppressor gene or activation of anti-apoptotic

With advances in science and technology, new skin cancer treatments have evolved significantly over the years. Dermatology Associates Inc. in Martinsburg, WV, offers cutting-edge techniques when for treating skin cancer. These dermatologists are devoted to providing the best patient care possible, using modern methods. Here, they explain the mohs surgery procedure. Mohs surgery, known in full as mohs micrographic surgery, is widely used to treat a variety of skin cancers, such as basal cell carcinoma

Much is known about deadly diseases that have been incapacitating human beings since the beginning of human civilization. Unintentional weight losses, abnormal bumps, fevers with unexplained symptoms are the just the few symptoms of cancer that concerns people worldwide; constantly leading millions of people to think that a cure to a such power, and deadly disease does not exist. Primitive ways have been practiced by doctors in an evolutionary, and a historical development towards a remarkably and

What is Cancer - Usually, human cells will divide and grow into a new cell, when the cells grow old and die the new cells will replace the old cells. - However, when cancer develops, the cells become irregular, the old cells that should die but are still alive, and the new cells will be produced when they are not needed. The extra cell will keep dividing, which lead to tumors. Introduction - Lung cancer are caused by irregular cells in lungs. - The irregular cells form tumors instead of normal lung

UA was first described as distinct variant of ameloblastoma by Robinson and Martinez[1,2,3]in1977, which refer to those cystic lesions that show clinical and radiographic features of odontogenic cysts, but in microscopic examination, show typical ameloblastomatous epithelium lining part of the cyst cavity, with or without a luminal or mural tumour proliferation[4]. According to Robert and Diane, UA may arise from reduced enamel epithelium; or may occur as a transformation of dentigerous cyst into

ImageCancer cells are the production of abnormal cell division. Our bodies have an order in which they replace worn-out cells because each of our cells have instructions that tell our bodies how fast the cells should grow and divide and when they should die. This balance between the division of cells and the death of cells keeps our bodies functioning properly. The difference between cancer cells and healthy cells is that when our cells start to develop without this balance between growth and death