What is Acinic Cell Carcinoma? Acinic Cell Carcinoma is a low-grade neoplasm occurs on the epithelial cell lining of the salivary gland. A gradual mass progression of the terminal end of the parotid gland usually affected. Almost 17 percent of…
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Sessile Polyp
What is Sessile Polyp? Benign poly development at the large intestine region and can be represented as pre-cancerous growth. A sessile polyp is one of the neoplasms that can cause the cancerous growth of the colorectal region. The detail description…
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Morton’s Neuroma
What is Morton’s Neuroma? A Morton’s Neuroma is a benign (non-cancerous) lump or mass that grows out from the nerve tissue. Morton’s neuroma, a common cause of foot pain in adults, is a thickening of tissue on the nerve that…
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Precancerous Mole
What is a Precancerous Mole? Precancerous Mole is a pigment growth on the skin, more precisely a benign growth of melanocytes- cells that give the skin its color. Over time, abnormal moles can develop into melanoma- skin cancer. It is important…
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Adrenal Gland Tumor
What is an Adrenal Gland Tumor? An adrenal gland tumor is a growth in the adrenal gland. A tumor starts when healthy cells change and grow wildly forming a mass. An adrenal gland tumor can be cancerous (malignant) or non-cancerous…
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Urethral Cancer
What is Urethral Cancer? Urethral cancer (UC) is the rarest type of urological cancer, with less than 2000 known cases. Urethra is a tube-shaped organ that connects the bladder with the urethral opening for the removal of urine. Males and…
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DCIS Breast Cancer
What is DCIS breast cancer? DCIS (Ductal carcinoma in situ) breast cancer is a non-invasive breast cancer. Ductal carcinoma refers to cancerous growth initiates from milk duct and surrounded breast tissue that covers the internal organs. The term in situ…
Epithelioid Sarcoma
What is epithelioid sarcoma? Epithelioid sarcoma (ES) has been a rarely developed malignancy affects soft tissues present in the upper limb. In vast description of ES attaining as a subcutaneous or dermal tissue mass in distal segments of the upper…
Angiolipoma
What is Angiolipoma? Angiolipoma is a subcutaneous benign tumor that mainly consists of fatty tissue and blood vessels. It belongs to a group of benign tumors called lipomas. In some cases angiolipoma can be present in muscle tissue. This benign…
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Pineal Gland Tumor
What is Pineal Gland Tumor? Pineal Gland Tumor is a neoplasm that arises from the cells in pineal gland. These tumors are extremely rare. They make up 0.4-1% of all intra-cranial tumors in adults, and 3-8% of brain tumors in…
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