The most definite feature of a malignant tumour is_____________?
Correct answer: D. Metastasis
- A. Haemorrhage
- B. Increased mitoses
- C. Necrosis
- D. Metastasis
Explanation
Metastasis is the most definitive evidence of malignancy because it proves that tumour cells can invade and establish growth at distant sites. Haemorrhage, necrosis and increased mitoses may occur in benign or malignant lesions and are less specific.
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