Cancer (oncology)

Intramedullary tumor of the spinal cord

Among the many spinal neoplasms, intramedullary spinal cord tumor is not uncommon and is mostly represented by gliomas and somewhat less frequently by lipomas, teratomas, and other tumor processes.

Osteoblastoclastoma

Cases of oncological diseases are constantly increasing in the world. Among the lesions of the skeletal system, osteoblastoclastoma is the most frequent - a benign tumor process prone to malignancy, capable of damaging a wide variety of skeletal bones.

Pineocytoma of the pineal gland.

A well-localized brain tumor, pineocytoma of the pineal gland or pineal body (corpus pineale), occurs predominantly in adults.

Ameloblastoma of the jaw

The tumor odontogenic process – ameloblastoma – has an epithelial nature and has a tendency to aggressive growth. The tumor is not malignant, but can cause bone destruction and, in rare cases, metastasize.

Treatment of spleen cysts: what to do, how to remove?

In most cases, the cyst is removed using a minimally invasive laparoscopic method. Recovery after such an operation is faster and more comfortable for the patient.

Spleen cyst in a child and adult

Splenic cyst is a term that unites a number of pathologies, which are characterized by a common symptom - the presence of a cystic formation in the organ parenchyma.

Pineoblastoma of the brain

The formation of a blastoma, a rare type of cancerous neuroectodermal tumor, in the pineal or pineal endocrine gland of the brain is defined as pineoblastoma of the brain.

Serozocele

Serosocele is a fairly common pathology that can occur at almost any age. However, the problem is most often diagnosed in women aged 30-45.