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Cancer cells spreading, artwork

Cancer cells spreading. Computer artwork showing cancerous cells (blue) migrating from a tumour (upper centre) into the blood stream (centre), which carries them to another organ in the body where they form a secondary tumour (lower right)

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Blood Stream Cancer Cancerous Malignant Metastases Metastasis Metastasised Metastatic Migrating Migration Neoplasm Neoplasms Oncological Oncology Primary Secondary Spread Spreading Stage Stages Tumor Tumors Tumour Tumours Vessel Vessels Cells Circulation Circulatory System Migrated Section Sectioned


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This artwork from Science Photo Library depicts the intricate process of cancer cells spreading within the human body. The image showcases a tumour at the upper center, with vibrant blue cancerous cells seen migrating into the bloodstream in the center. These rogue cells are then transported to another organ where they form a secondary tumor, as illustrated in the lower right corner. The visual representation highlights both the biological and medical aspects of this devastating disease. It provides insight into how cancer progresses beyond its primary site and infiltrates other areas of the body through blood vessels. This migration is known as metastasis, a critical stage that significantly impacts treatment options and patient prognosis. The detailed illustration not only emphasizes the complexity of cancer but also serves as a reminder of its malignant nature. With each step depicted in this artwork, we gain a deeper understanding of how tumors can spread throughout our bodies, posing significant challenges for oncologists and patients alike. Through scientific artistry like this, Science Photo Library continues to contribute valuable resources to biology, medicine, anatomy, and oncology fields. By shedding light on these processes visually, researchers can further explore potential treatments while raising awareness about one of humanity's most pressing health concerns – cancer.

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