Dysplasia

/dɪsˈpleɪʒə/ noun

Abnormal development or growth of cells and tissues characterized by cellular atypia, increased cell proliferation, and loss of normal tissue architecture. It represents a precancerous condition that may progress to malignancy if left untreated.

From Greek 'dys' meaning 'bad' or 'abnormal' and 'plasis' meaning 'formation' or 'molding.' The term describes abnormal or disordered tissue formation and cellular development.

AMዲስፕላዚያ
ARخلل التنسج
BNডিসপ্লাসিয়া
CAdisplàsia
CSdysplazie
DAdysplasi
DEDysplasie
ELδυσπλασία
ESdisplasia
FAناهنجاری
FIdysplasia
FRdysplasie
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