📋Overview
The condition involves the growth of malignant cells within the appendiceal tissue, located where the small and large intestines meet. It encompasses a diverse group of rare tumors, including neuroendocrine tumors, adenocarcinomas, and mucinous neoplasms.
These tumors may exhibit varying biological behaviors depending on their specific cell of origin and histological classification. Clinical observation indicates that the characteristics of the disease are largely determined by the specific subtype and the extent of cell involvement.
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