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Cancer (oncology)

Atheroma in children

Atheroma in a child may be due to increased activity of the sebaceous glands. Hyper secretion of glandulae sebacea is associated with a hereditary factor, and it is typical for adolescence, puberty, when there is a rapid growth of organs, systems and changes in the hormonal system of the child.

Atheroma

Atheroma, atheroma is a benign neoplasm that develops as a consequence of blockage of glandulae sebacea - the sebaceous glands of the skin. Atheroma is often called a wen, and in the medical vocabulary it has a synonym - steatoma (from stear - fat).

Egg cyst

Egg cysts belong to benign tumorous formations. By localization, these formations are divided into left-sided - the cyst of the left testicle, right-sided - the cyst of the right testicle and bilateral - simultaneously in both testicles or cysts of the appendages of both testicles.

Hygroma in the child

Hygroma in a child (from Hydros - "wet", oma - "tumor") is a benign neoplasm of a round or irregular shape 0.5-3 cm in diameter, of a dense consistency that occurs from the synovial membrane of the joint or tendon.

Parotid and submandibular cysts

Cysts of the parotid and submandibular glands are rare. Usually occur as a result of disintegration disorders, but may be a consequence of trauma. They have a thin fibrous membrane connected to the gland tissue.

Hip Cyst

The cyst of the hip joint is characterized by the appearance in it of a rounded neoplasm, filled with fluid, and is accompanied by painful sensations during movement and physical exertion.

Wrist hygroma

The hygroma of the wrist is a rather unpleasant disease, which causes a lot of inconvenience. Let's consider what the hygroma is, the causes of its appearance, the main symptoms, as well as the most effective ways of treatment and prevention.

Elbow cyst

The cyst of the elbow joint is a new formation of rounded shape and compacted consistency with liquid contents, localized in the elbow area. The size of this formation can vary from small to fairly large.

Causes of ovarian cysts

To understand the causes of ovarian cysts, you first need to know more about this disease. Ovarian cysts occur quite often. In this case, they can be found both in women who have reached puberty, and in young girls during puberty.

Knee joint cyst

The knee cyst is a densified, elastic formation located at the back of the knee joint. The skin around the affected area is not soldered to surrounding tissues and does not change its color.

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