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Tumor Characteristics 

 

              Benign (Tumor)

             Malignant (Cancer)
  • Usually encapsulated in a fibrous sack which may be surgically removed
  • Not encapsulated in a fibrous sack and therefore making it more difficult to remove surgically
  • Tumor growth is uniform in expansion boundaries
  • Cell growth is not uniform on boundaries again making accurate surgical removal difficult
  • Has not spread to other regions of the body
  • Utilizes the blood or lymphatic circulation to spread to other regions of the body
  • Limited blood supply (arteries and capillaries)
  • Development of blood vessels to support rapid growth and spread
     

 

  


Complimentary Cancer Therapies

Music Therapy
Aromatherapy
Meditation
T’ai Chi

Prayer, spiritual practices
Biofeedback
Art Therapy
Yoga

 

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