Malignant tumors exhibit rapid growth, can form secondary tumors (metastasis), have widespread effects, are more likely to be life-threatening, and frequently recur.
- rapid growth - secondary tumours may form - more likely to be life threatening - widespread effects - frequently reoccur
| Front | Describe malignant tumours. (5) |
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| Back | - rapid growth - secondary tumours may form - more likely to be life threatening - widespread effects - frequently reoccur |
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