Which route of metastasis is most commonly associated with carcinomas?
Correct answer: C. Lymphatic spread
- A. Transcoelomic spread
- B. Perineural spread
- C. Lymphatic spread
- D. Direct spread through bone
Explanation
Carcinomas commonly spread first through lymphatic vessels to regional lymph nodes. Sarcomas more often spread through the bloodstream, although exceptions occur in both groups.
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