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It's reasonable that anaplasia and dysplasia may be mistaken with one another given that both involve abnormal cell development. These are terminology used in pathology that describe microscopic features of tissue cells. They are frequently linked to the development of cancer. The lines between them are fuzzy and hard to draw. Cellular anaplasia is characterised by a lack of proper differentiation. Similar to how cancer is described as uncontrolled cell proliferation, dysplasia is aberrant cell development or growth. To determine the distinctions between these medical words, a pathologist must depend on his or her training and expertise. Cells that have ... Read More