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Teratoma

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teratoma
tumor, type of disease
Subclass ofgerm cell and embryonal cancer Edit
Health specialtyoncology Edit
ICPC 2 IDY78 Edit

A teratoma be a tumor dem make up of several different types of tissue, such as hair, muscle, teeth, anaa bone.[1] Dem typically dey form insyd de ovary, testicle, anaa tailbone den less commonly insyd oda areas.[1] Symptoms fi be minimal if de tumor be small.[2] A testicular teratoma fi present as a painless lump.[3] Complications fi include ovarian torsion, testicular torsion, anaa hydrops fetalis.[2][3][4]

Der be a type of germ cell tumor (a tumor wey dey begin insyd de cells wey give rise to sperm anaa eggs).[1][5] Dem be divided into two types: mature den immature.[1] Mature teratomas dey include dermoid cysts wey generally be benign.[5] Immature teratomas may be cancerous.[1][6] Chaw ovarian teratomas be mature.[7] Insyd adults, testicular teratomas generally be cancerous.[8] Definitive diagnosis be based on a tissue biopsy.[9]

Treatment of tailbone, testicular, den ovarian teratomas generally be by surgery.[10][11] Testicular den immature ovarian teratomas frequently sanso be treated plus chemotherapy.[7][10]

Teratomas dey occur insyd de coccyx insyd about one insyd 30,000 newborns, wey dey make dem one of de most common tumors insyd dis age group.[12][13] Females be affected more often dan males.[12] Ovarian teratomas dey represent about a quarter of ovarian tumors den typically be noticed during middle age.[7] Testicular teratomas dey represent almost half of testicular cancers.[14] Dem fi occur insyd both kiddies den adults.[15] De term dey cam from de Greek words give "monster" den "tumor".[16]

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