0 Cancer Types

DEFINITIONS

Network of cancer (malignancies) can occur in the blood and blood forming tissue (leukemia and lymphoma) and the tumors 'solid', often categorized as cancer. Cancer can be either carcinomas or sarcomas.

Leukemia and lymphoma is a cancer of blood and blood forming tissue. Rather than forming lumps, they can remain as a separate cancer cells. Therefore, they are often dangerous to the body with loss of normal blood cells from bone marrow and bloodstream, so the normal function of cells are gradually replaced by cancer cells.

Carcinomas are cancers of epithelial cells, cells that protect the surface of the body, producing hormones, and make kelanjar. Examples of carcinomas are skin cancer, lung cancer, colon cancer, stomach cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer and cancers of the thyroid gland. His trademark, carcinomas are more common in older people than younger people. < Sarcomas are cancers mesodermal cells, the cells that make up the muscles and connective tissues. Examples of sarcomas is leiomyosarcoma (cancer of muscle tissue that was found on the walls of the digestive organs) and osteosarcoma (bone cancer). In typical sarcoma occurs more frequently in people younger than in older people.