Tumors That Are Contained Within Their Own Membrane Are Unlikely

question 105

Multiple Choice

 Tumors that are contained within their own membrane are unlikely to recur following removal are known as

• A) infiltrating.
• B) malignant.
• C) benign.
• D) metastatic.

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