Cancer Cells In Lymph Vessels. In Many Malignant Tumours, As The Cells Spread, They Come Across Blood Vessels. If They Actually Spread Into The Blood Vessel, They Get Carried Around The Body And Eventually Get Stuck In A Smaller Blood Vessel In Another Part Of The Body. Here They Begin To Divide And Grow Again Eventually Forming A New Tumour.

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