Transitional
cell carcinoma occurs when a tumor forms within these cells.
Not exact matches
HPV is also associated with most oropharyngeal squamous
cell carcinomas (OPSCCs), a disease in which distant metastatic disease can
occur in up to 10 % of patients.
While many different types of cancer can
occur in the head and neck, squamous
cell carcinoma in the most common cancer of the head and neck.
Lobular
carcinoma in situ, or LCIS, is not a cancer, but an overgrowth of
cells that
occurs in the milk - producing lobules.
Another type is called transitional
cell carcinoma and
occurs in the renal pelvis where the urine collects.
In the kidney, lesions such as multiple renal cysts and renal
cell carcinoma (RCC) can
occur.
Cats who live with a smoker have a much higher risk of oral squamous
cell carcinoma, an invasive cancer
occurring on the mucous membranes of the mouth.
Another form of squamous
cell carcinoma in cats
occurs at the base of the tongue called feline oral squamous
cell carcinoma.
Originating from epithelial
cells (skin
cells that cover the lining of body surfaces),
Carcinomas can
occur on the skin, bladder wall, and blood vessels that then pass into the surrounding tissues and organs.
Transitional
cell carcinoma in dogs is a cancer of the urinary tract that usually
occurs in the bladder.
Bladder cancer is rare in cats, but usually
occurs as transitional
cell carcinoma.
The most frequently diagnoses type of bladder cancer is called transitional
cell carcinoma and usually
occurs from the inside surface of the bladder or urethra.
Squamous
cell carcinoma can also
occur orally as well.