Dysplasia & the Difference between Benign and Malignant | Stomp On Step1
As we have already learned, hyperplasia is a normal cellular response to increased stress which results in an increased number of cells. Metaplasia is a normal cellular response to an abnormal circ…
As we have already learned, hyperplasia is a normal cellular response to increased stress which results in an increased number of cells. Metaplasia is a normal cellular response to an abnormal circumstance where the cell is presented with a type of stress it is not equipped to handle which causes the tissue to change the type of cells present. Severe or prolonged hyperplasia or metaplasia can become dysplasia. Dysplasia is an abnormal change in the cells characteristics often resulting in the presence of immature cells. It is usually accompanied by loss of normal cell orientation, shape & size
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