Question 60 (part 2) · LEK · Cervical cancer
The most common histological type occurring in cervical cancer is:
- A. adenocarcinoma.
- B. squamous cell carcinoma.
- C. clear-cell carcinoma.
- D. serous carcinoma.
- E. giant-cell carcinoma.
Hint
Consider which epithelium lines the ectocervix and the transformation zone where HPV-driven neoplasia arises.
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