Skin cancer occurs when cells begin to multiply abnormally in their mutated form. Any abnormal growth of skin cells is called skin cancer, but only two types are malignant. Skin cancer can arise from moles that also represent changes in the skin. Skin cancer can be recognized in three basic types: melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, […]
Melanoma (lat. melanoma; ICD-10: C34) is a malignant tumor that develops due to melanocyte skin cells’ malignant transformation. These cells are of the embryonic origin of the neural crest. Melanomas, in most cases, occur on the skin but can occur anywhere else where neural crest cells migrate during embryonic development, such as the gastrointestinal tract or […]
Basal cell carcinoma of the skin (Carcinoma basocellulare, Basalioma) is the most common form of cutaneous tumor and affects more than 90% of all skin tumors at all. It is a cancer cell located on the lower part of the skin’s highest layer, the epidermis. These keratinocyte-like cells are characterized by infiltrative growth into the […]
Skin tumors are the most common form of tumor in humans. It is estimated that over 1 million new cases occur each year. The annual rate of all forms of skin tumors increases from year to year showing general concern. It has also been observed that approximately half of all citizens who experience the age […]
The page presents the views and knowledge gained through cancer- cancer – cancer and more therapeutically effective treatment of malignancies/malignancies. The views and practical knowledge presented here are not exclusively of a personal nature but also of many world-renowned physicians, chemists, biochemists, molecular biologists, molecular physicists, nutritionists, homeopaths, Ayurvedic and holistic therapists, who for decades […]
