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The "N" in TNM stands for

Question 1.

A malignant neoplasm confined to its original site is called

▸ in vitro

▸ in situ

▸ in stiu

▸ invivo

Question 2.

The "N" in TNM stands for

▸ how far the cancer has spread to the lymph nodes

▸ level of metastasis to other body sites

▸ extent of the tumor

▸ the next stage

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