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Question:

What is the diagnosis for a malignant tumour found in the buccal cavity, which is characterized cytologically by isolated, elongated cells, with oval, euchromatic nuclei, pronounced anisokaryosis and nucleoli, occasional multinucleated cells and atypical divisions.

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Answer:

Fibrosarcoma nhs


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Alternative answers:

Fibroids
Hemangioma
Transmissible venereal tumour
Rhabdomyoma