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\"\"<\/a>A new, abnormal, uncontrolled growth arising from a given tissue. If malignant, can have the capacity to metastasize locally or systemically. When malignant, the disease entity is generically known as cancer.<\/p>\n

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Tumour; any new and abnormal growth, specifically one in which cell multiplication is uncontrolled and progressive. Neoplasms may be benign or malignant.<\/p>\n

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Abnormal formation of new tissue; can be benign or malignant.<\/p>\n

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Any new growth of tissue.<\/p>\n

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Any new and morbid formation of tissue.<\/p>\n

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Any abnormal growth of new tissue, benign or malignant.<\/p>\n

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New growth of cells that may be malignant or benign.<\/p>\n

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Literally a \u2018new formation\u2019, it is another word for a benign or non-malignant tumour.<\/p>\n

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A new and abnormal formation of tissue, as a tumor or growth. It serves no useful function but grows at the expense of the healthy organism.<\/p>\n

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A new and abnormal tissue growth which may be benign or malignant.<\/p>\n

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An anomalous development of tissue, such as the occurrence of a tumor.<\/p>\n

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In medical terminology, a neoplasm refers to any novel and anomalous growth. Neoplasms can be either malignant (cancerous) or benign (noncancerous).<\/p>\n

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A novel and atypical development of tissue, like a tumor.<\/p>\n

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