👉 Hyperplastic is a medical term used to describe cells that grow too quickly and out of control. In other words, these cells are not properly controlled and can divide uncontrollably, leading to abnormal growth and cell division in certain tissues or organs. Hyperplasia is characterized by the formation of new tissue without any normal cells replacing them. It can be caused by many factors, such as trauma, infection, hormonal changes, or environmental triggers like stress. The term "hyperplastic" refers

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👉 Hyperplastic refers to a type of growth that occurs in cells, particularly in tissues and organs. This process involves the continuous formation of new cells from older cells. This process is characterized by the production of new cells at an exponential rate without any limitation on size or number. Hyperplasia can be seen in various forms of cancer, as well as in other conditions that involve tissue growth. Hyperplastic cells are typically larger than normal cells and can grow rapidly, often exceeding the body's limit

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