Tumour classification Flashcards
What is a benign tumour of surface (non-glandular) epithelium?
papilloma
What is a benign tumour of glandular epithelium?
adenoma
What is a benign tumour of squamous epithelium?
squamous cell papilloma
What are malignant epithelial tumours derived from glandular epithelium?
adeno-carcinomas
What suffix is given to all benign mesenchymal tumours?
-oma
What preffix is given to tumours of smooth muscle?
leiomyo-
What preffix is given to tumours of skeletal muscle?
Rhabdomyo-
What preffix is given to tumours of adipose?
lipo-
What preffix is given to tumours of blood vessels?
angio-
What preffix is given to tumours of bone?
osteo-
What preffix is given to tumours of cartilage?
chrondro-
What preffix is given to tumours of fibrous tissue?
fibro-
What is a benign tumour of bone?
osteoma
What are all malignant mesenchymal tumours?
sarcomas
What is a malignant tumour of adipose tissue?
liposarcoma
What is a teratoma?
non-seminomatous germ cells tumour
retinoblastoma, nephrblastoma, neuroblastoma and hepatoblastoma are all examples of what?
embyonal tumours (histiological resemblance to embryonic cells of that organ)
Name 4 malignant tumours with names that would indicate they are benign?
- melanoma
- mesothelioma
- myeloma
- lymphoma
What is a harmatoma?
non-neoplastic overgrowth of normal tissue
What is a choristoma?
nodules of organ parenchyma in another organ