andy <c...@g...com> napisał(a):

> murek napisał(a):
> > a ty poważnie pytasz??? :)
> >
> > czy Ci się coś pomyliło?
> A słyszałeś o raku serca bo ja nie!

Nowotwor serca nosi nazwe, angiosarkoma. Jest to nowotwor stosunkow rzadko
spotykany i czescioej wystepuje u dzieci.
Nowotwory takie jak np. melanoma daja czesto przerzuty do serca.

Wklejam panu tekst na ten temat, niestety w j. angielskim.

Cancer of the heart muscle called angiosarcoma do occur but are rare and
occur more often in children and more often in the right side of the heart.
Cancers like melanoma are known to spread to the heart. That being said, it
is somewhat curious why certain tissues are less susceptible to cancer.
This is typically ascribed to the belief that the more cells that are
actively dividing in an organ or tissue the less likely that organ or tissue
will have a cancer arise in it. So skin, intestine and bone marrow which
have high populations of dividing cells are more often to have a cancer
arise in their cells than the heart whose muscle tissue is essentially
non-dividing.

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Jeff

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