Re: Welding one of the worst occupations, according to WSJ
- From: Joe Pfeiffer <pfeiffer@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2009 21:08:02 -0700
"RAM³" <s31924.nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Cancers may be either Benign (don't spread to other areas/parts of the
body) or Malignant (actively spread to other areas/parts of the body).
So are there tumors that are not cancerous at all? My understanding
up until now was that tumors could be benign or malignant, and a
malignant tumor was cancerous. Apparently not....
Some kinds are one while others are the other..
Some cancers may be malignant but - for a while, at least - be encapsulated
by healthy tissue that gives a surgeon a chance to remove it. One problem
with an encapsulated tumor is that a "Needle Biopsy" (removal of tissue
with a hypodermic) can actually start the spread. (My BIL had one on his
kidney that - fortunately for him - his Oncologist was able to diagnose and
remove without its spread.)
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