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Growth
rate
:
Generally
malignant
tumors
grow
more
than
benign
tumors
,
although
there
are
slow
-
growing
and
fast
-
growing
tumors
in
either
category
.
Ability
to
invade
locally
:
Malignant
tumors
use
to
invade
the
around
them
.
One
of
the
most
prominent
hallmarks
of
cancer
is
penetration
of
the
basal
membrane
that
surrounds
normal
tissues
.
Ability
to
spread
at
distance
:
Malignant
tumors
may
spread
to
other
parts
of
the
body
using
the
or
the
lymphatic
system
.
Malignant
tumors
may
also
invade
nearby
tissues
and
send
out
into
them
,
while
benign
tumors
don't
.
tumors
only
grow
in
size
at
the
place
of
their
origin
.
Recurrence
:
Benign
tumors
can
be
removed
completely
by
surgery
as
they
have
clearer
,
and
as
a
result
,
they
are
less
likely
to
reoccur
.
If
they
do
reoccur
,
it
is
only
at
the
original
site
.
Malignant
tumors
may
spread
to
other
parts
of
body
.
They
are
more
likely
to
such
as
breast
cancer
recurring
in
the
lungs
or
bones
.
Cellular
Appearance
:
When
a
pathologist
looks
at
tumor
cells
under
a
microscope
,
it
is
very
easy
to
determine
whether
they
are
normal
,
benign
cells
or
cancerous
cells
as
Cancer
cells
often
have
abnormal
chromosomes
and
,
making
their
nuclei
larger
and
darker
.
They
also
often
have
different
shapes
than
normal
cells
.
However
,
sometimes
the
difference
is
subtle
.
Systemic
effects
:
There
are
some
benign
tumors
that
secrete
hormones
but
malignant
tumors
are
more
likely
to
do
so
.
Malignant
tumors
can
secrete
substances
that
cause
effects
throughout
the
body
,
such
as
and
weight
loss
.
This
is
known
as
syndrome
.
Treatments
:
A
benign
tumor
can
usually
be
completely
treated
with
,
although
some
may
be
treated
with
radiation
therapy
or
chemotherapy
.
Some
benign
tumors
are
not
treated
as
they
are
not
posing
any
health
risk
.
tumors
may
require
chemotherapy
,
radiation
therapy
,
or
immunotherapy
medications
to
eliminate
a
tumor
cell
that
still
remains
after
treatment
or
to
treat
secondary
tumors
present
at
other
parts
of
the
body
.