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Changes in structure and function of cells, tissues, and organs. Cells grow in three ways: (a) increase in size, (b) increase in numbers, and (c) increase in intercellular material.<\/p>\n

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A well-orchestrated series of processes that result in an increase in size of individual tissues, organs, and whole body.<\/p>\n

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Increase in size of an organism or any of its parts, as occurs normally in a child or abnormally in a tumor.<\/p>\n

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The process of developing to full size or to maturity. All living things gradually grow in size as they mature and develop. Growth is a term also used to characterize an abnormal development, such as a cancerous growth or tumor.<\/p>\n

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A popular term applied to any new formation in any part of the body.<\/p>\n

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Development, maturation, or expansion of physical structures or cognitive and psychosocial abilities. The process may be normal, as in the development of a fetus or a child, or pathological, as in a cyst or malignant tumor.<\/p>\n

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An abnormal and localized increase in cell proliferation characterizes this condition. The growth is typically associated with an increase in size, which often occurs as a natural consequence of aging.<\/p>\n

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The ongoing growth and differentiation in a living organism, leading to its eventual full physical maturity.<\/p>\n

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Unusual tissue growth, such as a tumor.<\/p>\n

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