non-malignant

De Morgan and others have shown the same thing to be true of non-malignant morbid growths.

A non-malignant ulceration may result which later leads on to an oesophageal stricture.

Cases of limited tumours affecting merely the head and upper third of the bone, and non-malignant in character.

The non-malignant forms—osteoma, chondroma, and fibroma—are rare.

The diagnosis between malignant and non-malignant stenosis of the pylorus is in some cases impossible.