A tumor odontogenic process - ameloblastoma - is of epithelial nature and has a tendency to aggressive growth. The tumor is not malignant, but it can cause bone destruction and, in rare cases, metastasize.
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.
A spleen cyst is a term that combines a number of pathologies, which are characterized by a common symptom - the presence of a cavity formation in the parenchyma of an organ.
A pineal cyst is a vesicular cavity filled with fluid, namely, a glandular secretion. Such a cavity is not of a tumor nature and, as a rule, is not prone to enlargement and progression.
A spleen cyst (ICD-10 code D73.4) is considered rare because it does not always manifest itself, and it is not so easy to find it in the spleen covered with the peritoneum.
