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| similar to cell of origin |
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| growth starts from center and moves outward, evenly pushes other cells out of the way |
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| encapsulated and limited to one area |
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| blood supply does not profuse |
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| usually does not regenerate after removal, does not ulcerate |
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| is not necrotic or goes systemically |
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| symptoms are due to obstruction, pressure and secretion |
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| cells varies in size and shape, undifferentiated, mitosis increased and atypical |
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| loses specificity and ability to differentiate |
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| do not stay close together and tend to grow irregular patterns without forming a capsule |
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| have an increased blood supply (angiogenesis) |
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| can invade other areas of the body through blood and lymphatic vessels |
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