Difference between Benign and Nonmalignant

BENIGN vs NONMALIGNANT: ADJECTIVE

Of disposition or manner
Pleasant and beneficial in nature or influence
Having little or no detrimental effect; harmless.
Of no danger to health; not malignant or disease-causing.
Tending to exert a beneficial influence; favorable.
Gentle or kind.
Showing gentleness or kindness: : kind.
Of a kind or gentle disposition; gracious; generous; favorable; benignant.
Exhibiting or manifesting kindness, gentleness, favor, etc.; mild; kindly; salutary; wholesome.
Of a mild type or character.
Kind; gentle; mild.
Not posing any serious threat to health; not particularly aggressive or recurrent.
Kindness of disposition or manner
Not dangerous to health; not recurrent or progressive (especially of a tumor)

Not dangerous to health
Of a kind disposition; gracious; kind; benignant; favorable.
Proceeding from or expressive of gentleness, kindness, or benignity.
Favorable; propitious: as, benign planets.
Mild; not severe; not violent; not malignant: used especially in medicine: as, a benign medicine; a benign disease.
Genial; mild; salubrious: applied to weather, etc.

Modest, Deleterious, Anodyne, Inoffensive, Favorable, Benevolent, Milder, Innocuous, Mild, Benignant, Kindly, Kind, Genial, Nonmalignant, Harmless

Pleural, Squamous, Polypoid, Anaplastic, Mediastinal, Granulomatous, Hepatocellular, Adenomatous, Hyperplastic, Lymphocytic, Malignant, Neoplastic, Benignant, Harmless, Benign

Modest, Deleterious, Anodyne, Inoffensive, Favorable, Benevolent, Milder, Innocuous, Mild, Benignant, Kindly, Kind, Genial, Nonmalignant, Harmless

Pleural, Squamous, Polypoid, Anaplastic, Mediastinal, Granulomatous, Hepatocellular, Adenomatous, Hyperplastic, Lymphocytic, Malignant, Neoplastic, Benignant, Harmless, Benign

Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo Benign positional vertigo can be treated with simple physical manoeuvres, although recurrences are frequent.
But cannabis is not benign, even if it is relatively benign, compared with alcohol, opiates, and cigarettes, among other substances.
Fortunately the majority are benign, but it is best to have them removed because one cannot tell benign from malignant without a biopsy.
The most common benign canine skin and subcutaneous benign tumors include lipomas, histiocytomas, and perianal gland adenomas.
It may mean favorable, positive, propitious: a benign omen; a benign view.
Common benign lesions that mimic melanoma include seborrheic keratoses, benign acquired nevi and solar lentigenes.
Although most are benign, differentiating benign from malignant lesions is difficult.
Additionally, variants can be described as likely benign or benign.
Benign catheterized urine specimen demonstrating benign tissue fragments.
The benign type is seen in benign lesions such as benign tumors and following trauma.

Jackman RP, Purvis JM, Mallett ES, Chronic Nonmalignant Pain in Primary Care.
Managing chronic nonmalignant pain: Overcoming obstacles to the use of opioids.
Opioids are rarely indicated for the treatment of chronic nonmalignant pain.
If you're banned about the treatment of chronic nonmalignant pain.
Ethnic differences in nonmalignant respiratory disease prevalence among uranium miners.
Evidencebased recommendations for medical management of chronic nonmalignant pain.
The use of narcotic analgesics in chronic nonmalignant pain.
Effect of chronic nonmalignant pain on highway performance.
Hong Kong Chinese patients with chronic nonmalignant pain.
Managing chronic nonmalignant pain with continuous intrathecal morphine.

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