malignant proliferative disorders

What are the Common Types of Malignant Proliferative Disorders?

Some of the common types include:
Carcinomas: Malignancies arising from epithelial cells.
Sarcomas: Tumors originating from connective tissues.
Leukemias: Malignancies of blood-forming tissues.
Lymphomas: Tumors of the lymphatic system.
Melanomas: Cancers originating from melanocytes.

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