Adenoid cystic carcinoma or AdCC is an atypical type of adenocarcinoma illustrating the cancer that develops in the glandular tissues. AdCC is present chiefly in the regions of the head and neck, however could at times develop in the uterus among females or in other areas of the body. AdCC prevalently is found in the salivary glands that comprise of a collection of secretory cells dispersed all through the inner areas of the URT or upper respiratory tract hence could be found in the regions of the oral palate, nasopharyngeal area, the base of the tongue, the internal mucosa lining of the oral cavity, laryngeal and tracheal area and main salivary glands located on the face. Irrespective of where it originates, it has a tendency of spreading all along the nerves or via the blood. Only in  [...]

Vaginal cancer is an atypical disease constituting to lesser than three percent of all types of gynaecological cancers. There are four varied kinds of vaginal cancer, comprising of: Squamous Cell Cancer: The most prevalent form generally affecting women in the age bracket of 50-70years and detected in the upper section of the vagina. Adenocarcinoma: The second widespread form normally affecting women in the ages of 12-30 years, though it could seldom occur among women from all ages. Malignant Melanomas Sarcomas: The exceptionally rare types of the cancer. It is vital to comprehend that despite having undergone a hysterectomy in the past, vaginal cancer could still occur among such women. Risk Factors : As is the case with several cancerous forms, the precise reason leading to vaginal  [...]