Neoplasia I Flashcards
neoplasia
process of uncontrolled growth
neoplasm/tumor
abnormal mass of tissue
can neoplasms be physiological?
no
what is central to development of neoplasm
DNA damage
benign tumor
grows without invading
maligant tumor
invades
intermediate tumor
locally invasive
not benign
no tendency for metastasis
carcinoma in situ
pre-invasive cell proliferation
cytological features of maligancy
parenchya tumor
comprised of clonal neoplastic cells
soft
stroma tumor
comprised of CT, blood vessels, macrophages, lymphocytes
hard
two components of tumor
stroma
parenchyma
benign suffix
oma
malignant suffix
sarcoma
cystademona
adenomas with cavities or cysts
polyp
club shaped growth
benign epithelial tumor or hyperplasa
where are polyps located
projects from mucosal surface into lumen of hollow viscus
papilloma
benign
produces finger-like/warty projections
maligant tumors with oma
melanoma lyphoma seminoma hepatoma astrocytoma
choristoma
normal tissue that is located in the wrong place
hamartoma
right tissue at the right place but it’s disorganized
general features of carcomas
no capsule
rapid growth
invasion
atypical mitosis
general features of benign tumors
capsule
slow growth
no invasion
no atypical mitosis
sarcoma
mesenchymal orgiin
carcinoma
epithelial cell origin