The pediatric nurse explains to a parent that his child's sarcoma arises from which type of tissue?

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Sarcomas arise from connective tissue, which includes bone, muscle, cartilage, and other types of tissue that provide structural support to the body. They are different from carcinomas, which arise from epithelial tissue (the lining of organs and glands). Lymphatic tissue and glandular tissue can also give rise to cancers, but not sarcomas specifically.

The Pediatric Nurse Explains to a Parent That His Child's