A General Distinction Between a Leiomyosarcoma and a Uterine Fibroid

question 29

Multiple Choice

A general distinction between a leiomyosarcoma and a uterine fibroid is that the leiomyosarcoma

• A) may manifest as a rapidly enlarging, firm fixed uterus.
• B) grows very slowly and does not cause any symptoms.
• C) only occurs in menopausal women.
• D) is usually a disorder in young women.

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