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The most common sort of
cancer in humans is carcinoma.
Carcinoma may be a
cancer that begins in tissue that lines the inner or outer surfaces of the body. Generally,
carcinoma arises from
cells originating within the endodermal or ectodermal embryonic tissue during embryogenesis.
Carcinoma is
tumor tissue taken from putative epithelial
cells whose
genome has become altered or damaged, causing the
cells to reschedule and show abnormal malignant properties. Malignant
tumors are made from transformed
cells whose origin or developmental lineage is unidentified but have specific molecular, cellular and histological characteristics typical of epithelial
cells also are characterized as carcinoma. Carcinomatosis happens when a malignant growth has spread all through the body or when a disease has spread to a critical area of the body. A particular kind of carcinomatosis is peritoneal carcinomatosis. This kind of carcinomatosis happens when a malignant growth metastasizes and shows in carcinomas of the gastrointestinal tract and ovaries. Carcinomatosis happens when a malignant growth has spread all through the body or when a disease has spread to a critical area of the body. A particular kind of carcinomatosis is peritoneal carcinomatosis. This kind of carcinomatosis happens when a malignant growth metastasizes and shows in carcinomas of the gastrointestinal tract and ovaries.
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