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| <quiz-item choice question="Choose the correct answer" text="Why are liver and lungs the most common organs for metastasis?" options="Both organs produce a range of growth factors favorable for tumour growth|The lungs are the first major capillary bed encountered from the vena cava, and the liver the first capillary bed after the portal system|The lungs are well oxygenated supporting rapid tumour growth and the liver has ample energy stores for supporting tumour growth|Both organs normally express cadherins for epithelial, mesothelial and endothelial cells." answer="The lungs are the first major capillary bed encountered from the vena cava, and the liver the first capillary bed from the portal system"> | <quiz-item choice question="Choose the correct answer" text="Why are liver and lungs the most common organs for metastasis?" options="Both organs produce a range of growth factors favorable for tumour growth|The lungs are the first major capillary bed encountered from the vena cava, and the liver the first capillary bed after the portal system|The lungs are well oxygenated supporting rapid tumour growth and the liver has ample energy stores for supporting tumour growth|Both organs normally express cadherins for epithelial, mesothelial and endothelial cells." answer="The lungs are the first major capillary bed encountered from the vena cava, and the liver the first capillary bed after the portal system"> |
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| | RC 10th Ed. p 275 |
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