Metastasis

[ronalever]

very good.. I will use for my exposition thanks

[paulebe525]

its malignant



[Norah9O2]

@Llarky only malignant tumors have the ability to metastasize

[teldrassilz]

cancer is the key for immortality

[mercanaries3]

@teldrassilz

no it is not.

[drmahmoudsaad2010]

@Llarky

this tumour must be malignant

you can see the metastasis that doesn't occur in benign once

[returnoftheramble3]

So I get cancer because my life is that illogical? You still suck.

[dosanjh1981]

wish they had a cure rite now

[meganmedical]

A Megan Medical recommended Health video- The Animation Travels of Cancer in your Body......

[prettyjuicy]

This is exactly what happened to my mom she had cervical cancer 6 years ago and now she has it on top of her esophagus it's the same cells from the cervical cancer it traveled to a new location...she's 50 and still fighting this...fuck cancer!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[DanTheGuitarMan1994]

One day we'll have a cure for this shit disease.

[funcola123]

@DanTheGuitarMan1994 one of us probably will end like will smith

[TheMonkey96b]

@DanTheGuitarMan1994 we probably will but these stupid diseases keep mutating into something worse

[satikass]

Thank you

[CancerQuest]

Tumors like this one, that spread, are cancerous.

[FarhadTv]

This is a malignant tumor. Benign tumor are ones that are localised. They do not metastasis (spread around the body).

[CancerQuest]

Growths that do not invade neighboring tissue or spread around the body are frequently benign. Those that invade or spread are malignant (cancerous). The metastasis video illustrates the movement of cells to different parts of the body and is therefore cancerous.

[LupusFang]

interesting

[anbh08]

Then why aren't cancer cells found in the blood stream? Why don't we get cancer in our toes or fingers etc?

[CancerQuest]

Cancer cells CAN be found in the bloodstream. There are just not that many of them in relation to the blood cells. They are also large and tend to get stuck in smaller capillaries. The bloodstream is a dangerous place for a cancer cell because of oxygen levels, immune cells and the physical beating they take bumping into the walls of blood vessels.

You CAN get cancer on your fingers and toes. Skin cancer and other cancers, like sarcoma, can occur in there. It is just not as common.

[Peglegkickboxer]

so basicly the main way of finding cancer is through blood and urine tests? How else do they discover them other then seeing them on the outside (if they are on the outside)

[CancerQuest]

There are several ways to detect cancers, depending on the type and location. Blood tests do help in some cases, especially for blood cancers like leukemia. Other ways that cancer can be detected include X-rays like those used in mammography and CAT scans. It is also possible to look inside the body with a camera, as in colonoscopy, used to detect colon cancer. Other ways that cancer is detected include biopsies and other imaging techniques including ultrasound and PET scans.

[MyFaceBurns]

@CancerQuest Cool story bro.

[abraxnos]

this is a reason why biopsies can Create further problems

[CancerQuest]

This is something that doctors and researchers are aware of. It does happen, but it seems to be fairly rare. As with anymedical procedure, there it is important for patients to do a cost-benefit analysis. Usually, knowing whether a growth is cancerous is very important information and, unfortunately, sometimes only biopsies can provide that information.

[kiyatorii]

@abraxnos I have heard that biopsies create further problems, but how? What is the general "mechanism" that causes this?

[BionicHand23]

Yo como alambre de espinas y meo napalm, y puedo traspasar el culo de una pulga de un tiro a 200 metros

[pabcold]

muy weno ;D

[mikey27]

Woa - I'm from the lab that studies this...I just happened upon this youtube video.

[SoldierFrontJunky]

we cant stop cancer, the mutation of cell DNA isnt stoppable, it has to happen

[bobfraso]

thank u

[xXxToxicCupcakesxXx]

Great Video

''''Stupid Cancer, Why hasent anyone Found a Cure You You?'''

[Lupiswolf]

Awesome video! But sort of disturbing... I hope those cancerous cells die!

[cmbears17]

wow this was a great video and who says you don't learn anything on youtube lol

[fractalizm]

awesome

[sicksingh]

blimey that was good

[dreyngerous]

thanx for upping!

[wildstar1986]

very good :) easy to understand..

[SrgtBrooks]

i feel so much safer

[Thebboss]

Thank you for this video. I found it informative and easy to understand. Two Thumbs Up.