Which of the following would be a correct name for a cancerous tumor of skeletal muscle (rhabdo means striped, myo means muscle)? 1) rhabdomyoadenocarcinoma 2) rhabdomyocarcinoma 3) rhabdomyosarcoma 4) rhabdomyoma

Which of the following would be a correct name for a cancerous tumor of skeletal muscle (rhabdo means striped, myo means muscle)? 1) rhabdomyoadenocarcinoma 2) rhabdomyocarcinoma 3) rhabdomyosarcoma 4) rhabdomyoma

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Chapter13: Diagnostic Procedures

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