What's a breast
The thymus is an invisible organ of the human body. It has a relatively long appearance, extending from the thyroid near the neck to the upper of the heart in the anatomy position. In everyday life, the name breast is rarely heard because it does not have a clear physiological function like an appendix, but does not have the same frequency as an appendix and has to be treated in hospital. It's even down to normal adults and can't be seen in a ct。
Although the normal breast is not known, it can also cause various forms of self-immunological disease or even tumours, and it is therefore necessary to recognize it. Actually, the breast isn't always chicken ribs. In the early years of a human being's childhood, the size and weight of the thymus are proportional to the size of the body at that time. The breast at this time contained a rich t-lymphocyte (the english name of the t-responding breast, thymus), which was an important immunisation organ of the human body and was involved in the process of specifically identifying and removing “others”. With age, the breast is deteriorating and shrinking, and its immune function appears to have been transferred to other organs. As the original lymphocytes in thymus are gradually being replaced by fat cells, it is also becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish on ct from the surrounding adipose tissue, which eventually becomes unrecognized。
However, as an organ that used to be ablaze, the degenerated breast retains its original anatomy structure, which can be detected and removed by eye-to-eye chest surgeons. And it can disrupt the human immune system once again, without “enemy” attacking normal cells, leading to immunological diseases such as myocardia. The remaining mammogram cells can also become carcinoma, forming a spherical lump that resurfaces on the chest ct. Since the function of the breast of adults has become less important, breast removal has become a safe and reliable cure for various breast diseases。
A tumour, a mild malignant tumor
A tumour in the chest, by definition, is a tumor that occurs in the breast, and it originates in the upper skin cells of the breast. Tumours are classified as benign and malignant tumours, among which the malignant upper skin cell tumours are also referred to as “cancer”. Although most medically called “xx tumours” are benign tumours, breast adenomas are indeed malignant tumours。
Although tumours are a malignant tumor, they are not sufficiently malignant and are not “absolute” compared to other types of malignant tumours, so that once diagnosed, there is no need to panic. In fact, breast adenoma has been treated for a considerable period of time in history as a intersectional tumor between benign and malignant tumours. This is because breast adenomas, like other malignant neoplasms, have the potential for post-operative re-emergence and body transfer, but in general they grow and progress slowly, so that even temporary control can lead to long-term “coexistence” with the tumor. Also, with the spread of ct in the chest, a growing number of breast adenomas are found at an early stage, and timely surgery can have a full cure without fear. As a result, breast adenomas are not horrific, and most breast adenomas can survive in the long term after surgical removal。
Is breast cancer the same as breast cancer
However, malignant neoplasms in the breast include breast cancer in addition to breast adenoma. It can be seen by name that breast cancer is more malignant than breast adenoma, and that its biological behaviour is more in line with the harmful neoplasm in traditional attitudes. It has developed at such a rapid pace that it is often found to have violated a periphery or a remote transfer that is difficult to heal through surgery. In the past, scholars have considered breast cancer to be a particular form of mastoma at a certain stage. Today, there is increasing evidence that breast cancer and breast adenoma are likely to be inherently two different tumours. Unfortunately, current medical technology does not yet provide a means of effectively distinguishing between the two before the surgical removal. Although breast cancer is worse, surgery is still the main treatment for breast cancer. Only breast cancer is surgically removed in a greater range than breast adenoma and is more likely to require chemotherapy after surgery。
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