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Pseudoplasia is a term used to describe abnormal growth or development of cells that mimics a different tissue type. It can be caused by inflammation, injury, or other factors that can alter the appearance of cells but not change their actual type. In pathology, pseudoplasia is important to recognize to avoid misdiagnosis.
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