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Gastrinomas are the second most common pancreatic endocrine tumour, comprising about 20%30%% of the total; about 60% of gastrinomas are malignant with hepatic metastases at presentation, although there is a higher incidence of malignancy in those associated with MEN 1 [ 2, 4].

If a teratoma contains fetal tissue or neuroendocrine tissue, it is defined as immature and malignant with a poor prognosis.

Cervix lesions are up to 91% accurately classified as benign and malignant with only five features selected by NSGWO.

Overall, more texture features decreased (27/39 benign; 13/25 malignant) than increased (12/39 benign; 12/25 malignant) with time.

Clinically, the hyaline-vascular type is usually benign, localised and asymptomatic, whereas the less common plasma cell variant may be disseminated, malignant with systemic symptoms such as fever, anaemia, weight loss and night sweats [23].

Although frequently benign, they may contain carcinoma in situ or be frankly malignant with features of malignant degeneration including irregularity of the wall and thick septa with solid nodules [28].

The previous article speculates the effectiveness of mTOR blocking therapy for patients with malignant PPGL with MAX mutation [11].

They are considered non-malignant, with loco regional aggressiveness and a potential for recurrence but no risk of metastatic spread (Nuyttens et al, 2000; Enzinger and Weiss, 2001; Janinis et al, 2003).

For a vast majority of oncologists, targeting a malignant cell with chemo and radiation, along with surgery to remove the tumor, remains the mainstream approach.

18 Indeed, since many NETs are slow-growing or of uncertain malignant potential, with even malignant NETs associated with prolonged survival, the prevalence of NETs is relatively high.

Patients diagnosed with malignant solid tumors with bone metastasis were eligible.