Different types of cancers
If cancer cells spread to other parts of the body, cancers are called for the region in which they start and the type of cell they are formed of. For instance, lung cancer is still used to describe a cancer that starts in the lungs and spreads to the liver.
Additionally, a number of clinical terms are employed for certain cancer types in general:
A cancer known as a carcinoma is one that develops in the skin or the tissues surrounding other organs.
Sarcoma is a type of cancer that affects connective tissues, including blood,blood vessels and cartilage.
A malignancy of the bone marrow, which produces blood cells, is leukemia.Immune system malignancies include lymphoma and myeloma.
The resources listed below can help you learn more about particular cancer kinds.
ovarian cancer
urethral cancer
breast cancer
brain tumor
mammary cancer
colorectal or colon cancer
intestinal cancer
hearing loss
cancer of the uterus
stomach cancer
heart disease
pancreatic cancer
renal disease or renal cancer
throat cancer
leukemia
mouth cancer
liver tumor
lung disease
lymphoma
mesothelioma
oral myeloma cancers
breast cancer
inoperable pancreas
prostate cancer
breast cancer
colon cancer
skin tumors
tiny bowel cancer
gastric or stomach cancer
prostate cancer
thyroid melanoma
Urologic cancer
uterine cancer
Vesical cancer
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