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cystadenoma

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cystadenoma /cys·tad·e·no·ma/ (sis-tad″ĕ-no´mah) adenoma characterized by epithelium-lined cystic masses that contain secreted material, usually serous or mucinous, generally in the ovaries, salivary gland, or pancreas.
mucinous cystadenoma  a multilocular, usually benign, tumor produced by ovarian epithelial cells and having mucin-filled cavities.
papillary cystadenoma 
1. any tumor producing patterns that are both papillary and cystic.
2. a type of adenoma in which the acini are distended by fluids or outgrowths of tissue.
serous cystadenoma  a cystic tumor of the ovary with thin, clear yellow serum and some solid tissue.

cyst·ad·e·no·ma (s-stdn-m)
n.
A benign tumor derived from glandular tissue, in which secretions are retained and accumulate in cysts. Also called cystoadenoma.

cystadenoma
[sis′tədinō′mə] pl. cystadenomas, cystadenomata
Etymology: Gk, kystis + aden, gland, oma, tumor
1 an adenoma associated with a cystoma.
2 an adenoma containing multiple cystic structures. The cysts may be serous, containing serum, or pseudomucinous, containing clear serous fluid or thick, viscid fluid.

cystadenoma [sis-tad″ĕ-no´mah]
cystoma blended with adenoma.
mucinous cystadenoma a multilocular, usually benign, tumor produced by ovarian epithelial cells and having mucin-filled cavities.
papillary cystadenoma any tumor producing patterns that are both papillary and cystic; called also papilloadenocystoma.
serous cystadenoma a cystic tumor of the ovary containing thin, clear yellow serum and some solid tissue.

cystadenoma (sistˈ·aˈ·d·nōˑ·m),
n 1. cystic glandular tumor related to a glandular tumor.
2. a glandular tumor that contains multiple cysts.
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Cystadenoma.

cystadenoma (sist´adnō´m),
n an adenoma with the development of cystic spaces caused by dilation of acinar or ductal structures.
cystadenoma, papillary, lymphomatosum (Warton's tumor),
n a benign salivary gland tumor that consists of numerous cystic spaces lined by a double layer of epithelium. A dense aggregate of lymphocytes containing germinal centers surrounds the cystic spaces.

cystadenoma
cystoma blended with adenoma.

mucinous cystadenoma
a multilocular, usually benign, tumor produced by ovarian epithelial cells and having mucin-filled cavities.
papillary cystadenoma
any tumor producing patterns that are both papillary and cystic; called also papilloadenocystoma.
serous cystadenoma
a cystic tumor of the ovary containing thin, clear yellow serum and some solid tissue.


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Cystadenomas generally remain filled up with a watery fluid or mucous and can sometimes grow to enormous sizes of up to 12 inches (in diameter), or more.
We are able to enhance the original paper by Granville to the Royal Society by concluding that there is evidence of an active of tuberculosis infection in the lady Irtyersenu and that this, rather than a benign ovarian cystadenoma, was likely to be a major cause of her death," they declare.
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