An Important Parameters of Benign Mesothelioma Include Etiology, Histopathology, Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, Differential Diagnosis and Treatment

Abstract

Usually found in the pleura, but occasionally occurring in the peritoneum, pericardium, and other tissues, benign mesothelioma is an uncommon, non-cancerous tumour that develops from mesothelial cells that coat the surfaces of many organs. Benign types of mesotheliomas do not have a proven connection to asbestos exposure, in contrast to malignant forms. In any case, they could arise as a result of other stressors, such as inflammation or mechanical damage.

Patients usually have vague symptoms when they first arrive, such as chest pain, abdomen pain, and maybe a pleural effusion. Histopathologic analysis and surgical excision are necessary for a conclusive diagnosis, however imaging investigations can be helpful in determining how the tumour manifests. For individuals with benign mesothelioma, thorough surgical resection is the standard of care and the most significant prognostic factor since inadequate excision increases the chance of local recurrence. With regard to managing benign mesotheliomas, choosing the right diagnostic tests, and encouraging productive interprofessional cooperation to improve results, this activity for healthcare professionals seeks to improve learners' competency.