DIFFERENCES BETWEEN cysts, TUMOR AND CANCER - Part 2

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN cysts, TUMOR AND CANCER

Cyst

Cysts are usually walled cavity pathological connective tissue and contain viscous liquid or semi-liquid Kisat can be in soft or hard tissue such as bone. Cyst cavity in the oral cavity are always restricted epithelium.

Ovarian cysts are cysts that grow in ovarrium the formation could be because of various reasons. The cause of this will then will determine the type of cyst. Among some of the ovarian cysts, follicular type is a type of cyst most ditemukan.Cairan which fills the cyst mostly in the form of blood loss due to injury that occurs in small blood vessels of the ovary. In some cases, the cyst can also be filled by abnormal body tissue such as hair and teeth.

Tumor

The tumor is a lump or swelling, so any abnormal lumps in our body can be called a tumor, regardless of whether benign or malignant. But the layman, means growth of tumor cells that are benign. The tumor does not spread, the tumor grows in one place and continue to grow.

Tumor (Latin; swelling) appoint an abnormal mass of tissue, but can be a "malignant" (cancerous) or "benign" (not cancerous). Cancer is a malignant tumor =

Myoma uteri pregnancy can lead to miscarriage, pregnancies with ovarian cysts are large enough may experience a twisted cyst which is an acute condition, and may be blocking the baby to be born normal. Myoma of the uterus can interfere with pregnancy, which causes an abnormality location of the fetus (fetal position transverse). In women who are not pregnant, fibroids can cause abnormalities, namely disorders of menstruation (periods become irregular or multiply). It really depends on the size and location of myomas.

Cancer

Cancer is a class of diseases characterized by uncontrolled cell division and the ability of these cells to invade other tissues, either by direct growth into adjacent tissue (invasion) or by migration of cells to distant sites (metastasis). Uncontrolled growth is caused by damage to DNA, resulting in mutations to vital genes that control cell division. Some fruits mutations might be needed to transform normal cells into cancer cells. These mutations are often caused by chemical or physical agents called carcinogens. Mutations can occur spontaneously (obtained) or inherited (germline mutations).

So it means the cancer is an abnormal growth of cells that are malignant, invasive, damaging the surrounding tissue, spread and grow rapidly.