Polymorphic Cell Cancer

Polymorphic cell cancer (drug-induced cancer), or pleomorphic cell cancer, also called polymorphic cancer, is a type of cancer characterized by the presence of malignant cells in the patient’s tissues, characterized by a wide variety of morphological features. This disease also has another name - multicellular.

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Polymorphic cell carcinoma, or pleomorphic type cancer, is a malignant tumor consisting of a large number of variously altered and differentiated cells. This is the most common type of cancer in older people (60–70 years and older). Histologically it resembles malignant melanoma.

Polymorphic cellular cancer (c. polymophocellularem; synonym: P. pleomorphum, P. polyhormosum) - a variety of morphological variants and varying degrees of differentiation, malignant neoplasms of the stroma from maturing and maturing cells of various structures. There are 3 types of polymorphic cell cancer, which have different histological characteristics and clinical significance.

PLEOMORPHIC CANCER is a malignant neoplasm of the stroma with a diverse histological structure of varying functional significance of its organs and tissues. This is overwhelmingly a diffuse anaplastic form with extensive infiltration of the stroma of parenchymal organs of tuberculous and inflammatory origin. Of the 20 identified in different organs and tissues, noted over 60 studies (A.I. Vorobyova, A.F. Nikitina, M.I. Dautyeva, L.V. Vakhovskaya, R.D. Heffer, etc.), polymorpho- . cellular forms were detected only in the lymphatic apparatus of the thoracic cavity and the lymph nodes of the abdominal cavity; they are not uncommon in skeletal muscles and are detected as solitary or multiple in the kidneys, lungs, skin, spleen and other organs.

Cancerous tumors vary in appearance and color. They may be yellowish, white, pink, gray or brown. Tumors that contain blood vessels may bleed and also have a high temperature, causing pain and swelling in the affected area. Some cancers may be hard or soft. Treatment for cancer depends on the type of tumor, its size, location and stage of the disease. There are several treatments for cancer, including surgical removal of the tumor,