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papilloma /pap·il·lo·ma/ (pap?il-o´mah) a benign tumor derived from epithelium.papillo´matous fibroepithelial papilloma a type containing extensive fibrous tissue. intracanalicular papilloma an arborizing nonmalignant growth within the ducts of certain glands, particularly of the breast. intraductal papilloma a tumor in a lactiferous duct, usually attached to the wall by a stalk; it may be solitary, often with a serous or bloody nipple discharge, or multiple. inverted papilloma one in which the proliferating epithelial cells invaginate into the underlying stroma.
Papilloma A benign growth on the skin or mucous membrane. Viruses that cause these growths are called human papillomaviruses (HPVs). Mentioned in: Genital Warts papilloma (pap´ilō´m n an exophytic, pedunculated, cauliflower-like benign neoplasm of epithelium, often having a “warty appearance.” papilloma, basal cell, n See keratosis, seborrheic. papilloma, squamous n a type of papilloma, or benign tumor of the skin or oral mucosa. Usually associated with infection by the human papilloma virus (HPV). papilloma the common wart. A benign tumor derived from epithelium, which may arise from skin, conjunctiva, mucous membranes or glandular ducts. Varies from keratinized, to fibrovascular, squamous. Caused by a species-specific papillomavirus. See also papillomavirus. cutaneous papilloma the common form; distinguishable from papilloma of the esophageal groove and reticulum, bladder. fibrovascular papilloma single or multiple, small, benign fibrovascular skin tumors, that occur occasionally on the extremities or ventral thorax of dogs. Called also skin tag, keratin tag, soft fibroma. plexus papilloma a rare tumor of the choroid plexus, often causing an internal hydrocephalus. |
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