Tumour Pathology 1 Flashcards
Tumour is __________ tissue mass/growth
abnormal/uncontrollable
irreversible
grows - despite removing initial stimulus
can be benign or malignant
benign do not cause problem unless in imp physio region: brain stem
Cancer is ________ tumour and can __________
- malignant 2. invade and metastasize (spread to other sites)
Common types of cancer
- Breast
- Lung
- Prostate
- Colon
- Melanoma
Common cancer in female
Breast
Common cancer in male
Prostate
Cancer with High Survival rate
Melanoma (highest), Breast, Prostate
Cancer with low Survival rate
colon (quite high), ovary, lung (lowest survival rate)
Cancer classified by _________ and __________
Tissue of origin and benign vs malignant
Epithelial - glandular - benign tumour
Adenoma
- Epithelial - glandular - malignant tumour
2. Epithelial - squamous - benign tumour
- Adeno-carcinoma
2. Squamous papilloma
CT-Fat-Benign (1) and malignant (2) tumour
- Lipoma 2. Liposarcoma
Squamous-carcinoma
Epithelial - squamous - malignant tumour
Osteoma
CT-bone-benign tumour
CT-bone-malignant tumour
Osteo-sarcoma
CT-Fibrous tisc-Benign (1) and malignant (2) tumour
- Fibroma 2. Fibro-sarcomma