The ovarian cancer organizes the type:
• Surface layer epidermis matrix tumor (epidermis ovarian cancer)
1st, size germ cells cancer (papillate adenocarcinoma and papillate pouch adenocarcinoma): Is the most common primary ovary malignant tumor, approximately composes all ovary malignant tumor 40%-60%;
2nd, mucus germ cells cancer and pouch adenocarcinoma: The disease incidence rate occupies the malignant tumor lowly 10%-20%;
3rd, internal membrane type cancer
4th, transparent cell cancer: In the primary ovary malignant tumor the formation rate is lower than 6%;
5th, brenner lump: The malignancy are few (approximately 3%-9%) by solid or cystic primarily;
6th, mixed epithelioma
7th, undifferentiation cancer: Is refers to the differentiation to be extremely few or not to have the split up cancer, occupies the ovarian cancer 4%;
8th, has not classified the epidermis tumor: Occupies all ovary malignant tumor 4.2%;
• Natural rope - mesenchymal origin tumor.
1st, pellet cytoma: Occupies all tumor ovarii 2%;
2nd, sertoli matrix cytoma: Also calls the male sexupara cytoma;
3rd, the rope lump has the link tube structure
4th, two sexupara cytomas: Quite rare;
5th, sterol (lipin) cytoma: Approximately 25% are the malignancy;
• The germ cell originates tumor.
1 cytoma: Occupies the ovary malignant tumor 2%-5%;
2nd, yolk cystoma (in embrionic Dou lump): Occupies the ovary malignant tumor 6%-15%;
3rd, embryo cancer: Sees in the young patient;
4th, multi-embryomas: Quite rare;
5th, choriocarcinoma: The primary ovary non-pregnancy fabric cancer is extremely rare;
6th, teratoma a, immature teratoma b, the mature teratoma become malignant c, single embryonic layer teratoma d, germ cells metrocyte lump e, the ovary following to send (shift) the cancer;
Apr
11
By: Gelais
In: Ovarian Cancer | Permalink
