Neoplasia Flashcards

1
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round cell tumors

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lymphocytes–> lymphoma
plasma cells–> benign= plasmocytoma and malignant= myeloma
mast cells (graded in dogs)
histiocytes–> really benign= histiocytoma and very malignant= histiocytic sarcoma
TVT–> transvenereal tumors

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2
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tumor

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swollen part, swelling, protuberance

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3
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cancer

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malignant and invasive growth or tumor

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4
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neoplasia/neoplasm

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formation or presence of new, abnormal growth or tissue

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5
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oncology

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study of neoplasms

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6
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hamartoma

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a mass of disorganzied tissue indigenous to that particular site

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7
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chorisome

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a mass of normal tissue at an abnormal site
AKA a heterotopic rest of cells

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dysplasia

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lack of uniformity of individual cells as well as a loss in architectural orientation
can be a premalignant condition

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9
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preneoplastic

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changes that may signal an increased risk or likelihood for progression to neoplasia

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10
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where do neoplastic cells arise from

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a single cell that has incurred genetic change (clonal population)
persistence occurs with clonal expansion- heritable genetic alterations are passed down to neoplastic cells
unregulated proliferation occurs and become autonomous- depends on blood supply and nutrition from host

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11
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two basic components of all neoplasms (benign or malignant)

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neoplastic cells (determine biologic behavior of the neoplasm)
non-neoplastic stroma (provided by host)

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12
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desmoplasia

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formation of abundant collagenous stroma by the host
feel firm

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13
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benign

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implies that the neoplasm is considered relatively innocuous based on its gross and microscopic appearance

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characteristics of benign tumors

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localized to a specific site
cannot and does not metastasize
amenable to surgical excision
can produce serious disease and may be life threatening (esp in CNS or functional endocrine neoplasms

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15
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suffix for benign mesenchymal neoplasms

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-OMA
ex. fibroblast/cyte–> fibroma

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16
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nomenclature for benign epithelial neoplasms

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glandular tissue –> adenoma
cystic epithelial neoplasm–> cystadenoma
growing on epithelial surface and forms finger-like projections–> papilloma
mass projecting above the epithelial structure–> polyp

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malignant

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implies that the neoplasm has the potential to be life threatening by invading and destroying adjacent structure or spreading to distant sites (metastasize)

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18
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mesenchymal neoplasms

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add the suffix SARCOMA
ex: fibroblast/cyte= fibrosarcoma

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epithelial neoplasms

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carcinomas
if neoplastic cells are present in a glandular pattern–> adenocarcinoma
carcinoma in situ: pre-invasive stage where it does not invade through the basement membrane

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20
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mixed cell tumors

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usually develop from one germ cell layer that undergoes divergent differentiation

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21
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characteristics of malignant tumors

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often poorly differentiated; locally invasive, infiltrating surrounding tissue, can seem cohesive, mitotic figures may be present, metastasis may be present

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22
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differentiation

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refers to the extent to which neoplastic cells resemble comparable cells, both morphologically and functionally

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anaplasia

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“to form backward”- refers to lack of differentiation of the neoplastic cells on microscopic evaluation and de-differentiation or loss of structural and functional differentiation of normal cells

lack of differentiation

characterized by pleomorphisms, abnormal nuclear morphology, and mitoses

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pleomorphism

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variation in shape and size of entire cell or nucleus

greater the pleomorphism, more anaplastic the cell

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25
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anisocytosis

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example of pleomorphism
cells of different sizes

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26
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anisokaryosis

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example of pleomorphism
nuclei of different sizes

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27
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abnormal cell morphology

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karyomegaly: large nuclei
multinucleation
hyperchromasia: contain abundant chromatin an dare dark staining

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28
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mitotic figures

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measure of growth

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29
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metastasis- lymphatic spread

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mostly found with carcinomas

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30
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metastasis- hematogenous spread

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mostly found with sarcomas
commonly seen in lungs and liver

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metastasis- transcoelemic spread or seeding

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occurs when cancers invade and seed a natural body cavity and re-implant at different sites within the cavity
commonly seen withcarcinomas of the ovary, GI tissue and lung

**Referred to as carcinomatosis

**implanted neoplasms may evoke a host response called desmoplasia

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32
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metastasis- venereal spread

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unique and found only in transmissible venereal tumor in dogs

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33
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staging

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performed by clinicians
based on where it is located

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34
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grading

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done by pathologists
not done on every tumor
done on MCT and soft tissue sarcomas

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35
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benign neoplasm of stratified squamous epithelium

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papilloma

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36
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malignant neoplasm of stratified squamous epithelium

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squamous cell carcinoma

37
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benign neoplasm of glandular/ductal epithelium

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adenoma
papilloma
cystadenoma

38
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malignant neoplasm of glandular/ductal epithelium

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adenocarcinoma
cystadenocarcinoma

39
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benign neoplasm of apocrine glands

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apocrine adenoma

40
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malignant neoplasm of apocrine glands

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apocrine adenocarcinoma

41
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benign neoplasm of sebaceous glands

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sebaceous adenoma

42
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malignant neoplasm of sebaceous glands

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sebaceous carcinoma

43
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benign neoplasm of mammary gland

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adenoma
mixed adenoma
complex adenoma

44
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malignant neoplasm of mammary gland

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adenocarcinoma
complex carcinoma
carcinosarcoma

45
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benign neoplasm of respiratory epithelium

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pulmonary/bronchial adenoma

46
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malignant neoplasm of respiratory epithelium

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pulmonary/bronchial carcinoma

47
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benign neoplasm of liver cells

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hepatocellular adenoma

48
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malignant neoplasm of liver cells

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hepatocellular carcinoma

49
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benign neoplasm of bile ducts

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bile duct/cholangiocellular adenoma

50
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malignant neoplasm of bile ducts

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bile duct/cholangiocellular carcinoma

51
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benign neoplasm of pancreatic acinar cells

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pancreatic adenoma

52
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malignant neoplasm of pancreatic acinar cells

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pancreatic (adeno)carcinoma

53
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benign neoplasm of renal tubules/epithelium

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renal adenoma

54
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malignant neoplasm of renal tubules/epithelium

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renal adenocarcinoma

55
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benign neoplasm of urinary tract epithelium

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transitional cell papilloma

56
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malignant neoplasm of urinary tract epithelium

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transitional cell carcinoma

57
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benign neoplasm of fibroblasts

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fibroma

58
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malignant neoplasm of fibroblasts

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fibrosarcoma

59
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benign neoplasm of adipocyte

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lipoma

60
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malignant neoplasm of adipocyte

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liposarcoma

61
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benign neoplasm of cartilage

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chondroma

62
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malignant neoplasm of cartilage

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chondrosarcoma

63
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benign neoplasm of bone

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osteoma

64
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malignant neoplasm of bone

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osteosarcoma

65
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benign neoplasm of blood vessels

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hemangioma

66
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malignant neoplasm of blood vessels

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hemangiosarcoma

67
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benign neoplasm of lymph vessels

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lymphangioma

68
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malignant neoplasm of lymph vessels

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lymphangiosarcoma

69
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benign neoplasm of synovium

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synovioma

70
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malignant neoplasm of synovium

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synovial sarcoma

71
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benign neoplasm of mesothelium

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N/A

72
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malignant neoplasm of mesothelium

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mesothelioma

73
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benign neoplasm of meninges

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meningioma (low grade)

74
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malignant neoplasm of meninges

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meningioma (high grade)

75
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benign neoplasm of smooth muscle

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leiomyoma

76
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malignant neoplasm of smooth muscle

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leiomyosarcoma

77
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benign neoplasm of striated muscle

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rhabdomyoma

78
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malignant neoplasm of striated muscle

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rhabdomyosarcoma

79
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benign neoplasm of hematopoietic cells

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N/A

80
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malignant neoplasm of hematopoietic cells

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leukemia

81
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benign neoplasm of mast cells

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N/A

82
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malignant neoplasm of mast cells

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mast cell tumor

83
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benign neoplasm of lymphoid tissue

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N/A

84
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malignant neoplasm of lymphoid tissue

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lymphoma

85
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benign neoplasm of melanocytes

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melanocytoma

86
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malignant neoplasm of melanocytes

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malignant melanoma

87
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benign neoplasm of pancreatic islets

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islet cell tumor/insulinoma

88
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malignant neoplasm of pancreatic islets

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malignant islet cell tumor