Masses can be described based on their physical characteristics, as defined by imaging studies, as:
1. solid (consisting of solid abnormal tissue) or
2. cystic (filled with mucus or fluid).
Masses can also further be described based on their aggressiveness usually based on imaging and examination of their cells under the microscope as:
1. benign (no potential for turning into cancer)
2. premalignant (some potential to turning into cancer) and
3. malignant (cancer).
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