Changes in Abnormal Differentiation [Neoplasia] (Benign)

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10 cards·by browncl4

Benign (doesn't mean ___)

inconsequential

Benign is __growth.

localized

Benign has usually ___ growth.

slow

Benign cells are ___.

cohesive

Benign have ___ expansion, pushes ___aside.

centrifugal (directed outward from center), adjacent tissues

Benign may become ___.

encapsulated

An example of Benign becoming bad in enclosed space would be ____

cranium

Benign is bad, it can occlude or block a ____, such as ___.

lumen, vessel

Benign is bad it can ___ (or pinch)__or ___.

compress, vessels, nerves

Benign is bad can become ___ and can cause ___or ___disfunctions, such as in ___-> loss of control

infected, organ or gland, pancreas