Question 68 (part 2) · LDEK · Precancerous lesions and neoplasms
Enlargement of surrounding lymph nodes, not movable against substrate, painless and without characteristic clinical features, are distinctive features for ulcerations:
- A. syphilitic.
- B. cancerous.
- C. tuberculous.
- D. specific.
- E. non-specific.
Hint
Hard, painless lymph nodes fixed to the underlying tissue suggest infiltration by tumour cells.
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