Are aneurysms benign and malignant?

Updated on healthy 2024-03-15
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    1.In fact, the aneurysm is not a tumor, it is a tumor-like protrusion on the surface of some cerebral blood vessels during the development of cerebral blood vessels, and the protrusion part of the blood vessel wall is very thin, in case the blood vessel wall ruptures, it is an aneurysm rupture.

    2.Since the aneurysm is not a tumor, then there is no benign and malignant distinction, if it has to be divided, it can be understood in this way: in a person's life, some aneurysms will not rupture, there is no harm to people, this is benign, but the other part of the aneurysm will rupture, once ruptured, the patient is facing the danger of critical illness.

    3.At present, the technology of aneurysm surgery has been relatively mature, and the success rate of general hospitals is relatively high, but it does not mean that the operation can be 100% successful. Some aneurysms are in a good location and the operation will be smoother, while others are in a poor location and the operation is very difficult, and even doctors are reluctant to operate on them.

    4.It cannot be completely ruled out that there will be a possibility of surgery after surgery, but there is no need to worry too much about this, and it is more certain to choose a large hospital for surgery.

    5.There are two types of surgery, craniotomy: shaving your hair, and during the surgery, the skull is opened and the aneurysm is clamped to the wall of the aneurysm. Intervention**, a catheter is inserted from the major artery of the thigh, the catheter is entered into the cerebral aneurysm, and a spring coil is filled to block the aneurysm.

    6.Craniotomy requires about 50,000 yuan to prepare, and the recovery is slow. Intervention**, prepare 100,000, recovery is faster. Both surgeries are effective** for aneurysms. The specific ** period varies from person to person.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Aneurysm is a big concept that is divided into cavernous aneurysms, cranoid aneurysms, and many more.

    It belongs to the category of benign.

    Because the tumor is related to the circulatory system (blood), even if the location of the tumor is not good, such as the aneurysm that grows in the thoracic aorta, abdominal aorta, etc., may cause serious consequences due to the rupture of the blood vessels.

    Abdominal aortic dissection aneurysm is a common cause of sudden death.

    The popliteal artery is a peripheral artery with a thinner diameter, so the surgical method, surgical risk, and prognosis are much better than those of the aneurysm.

    Whether it is related to the nature of the patient's blood vessels, its own blood rheology, etc., is different for each patient and cannot be generalized.

    Good luck with you**.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Benign and malignant in the narrow sense refers to whether the tumor grows fast and whether it is aggressive. An aneurysm is not a tumor, just a protrusion on the surface of a blood vessel. Naturally, there is no distinction between good and evil.

    Benign or malignant in a broad sense refers to whether or not it has a significant impact on the patient's health. Some aneurysms have a very small chance of rupture (according to the results of the autopsy, the chance of rupture of an aneurysm is about 2%), which can be called "benign", and some aneurysms can almost certainly rupture within 5 years if left untreated, and the operation is more difficult, so they can be called "malignant". Just knowing that it is a "popliteal artery aneurysm" does not determine the risk.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Hemangioma is a tumor that originates from the blood vessels, which is more common in infants and young children, and is a benign disease that is easy to occur in the head and face. It is recommended to shout that the hemangioma site needs to be protected to avoid massive bleeding after trauma, and if it is growing rapidly, it is necessary to have a hand Zheng Xuxiao surgery**.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    In general, it is benign and rarely worsens.

    However, it is still necessary to do it as soon as possible**, because hemangiomas will grow. Hand Kaiqi hopes to help you.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    The first concern of any patient after the development of a tumor is nothing more than the nature of the tumor, whether it is a benign tumor or a malignant tumor. Indeed, the nature of the tumor is related to the best plan of the tumor and the prognosis of the patient. The main differences between benign tumors and malignant tumors are roughly as follows:

    Benign tumors grow slowly, malignant tumors grow relatively quickly; Benign tumors do not metastasize, and malignant tumors easily metastasize; Benign tumors are generally soft in texture, most of them have a capsule separated from the surrounding tissues, when the tumor is palpated, the tumor has a certain degree of mobility, the surface is smooth, and when the tumor is surgically removed, it is easy to **, and there are generally no systemic symptoms; The surface of the malignant tumor is not smooth, the texture is hard, the boundary between the malignant tumor and the surrounding tissues is not clear, it is often relatively fixed, it is not easy to move, it is difficult to completely remove during surgery, and it is easy to **, and patients often have systemic symptoms such as emaciation, fever, and loss of appetite; From the perspective of the harm of tumors to the human body, except for a very small number of benign tumors that can be transformed into malignant tumors, generally speaking, benign tumors only have local compression symptoms and do not endanger the lives of patients, while malignant tumors can rapidly destroy the structure and function of surrounding tissues and organs, and when they metastasize extensively, they affect the functions of the whole body, and finally cause the dysfunction of the slip system of various systems until failure.

    The distinction between benign and malignant tumors is clear, but very early malignant tumors are often not easily distinguished from benign tumors. Benign tumors in the brain, heart and other parts are also a serious threat to life; Malignant tumors detected early can be operated on without affecting the patient's life.

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