Cell morphology for a diagnosis and for use of antineoplastics in metastasis is easier when the metastatic tumor mimics the primary tumor.

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When the metastatic tumor has a similar cell morphology to the primary tumor, it is easier to diagnose and determine the appropriate antineoplastic treatment to use. This is because the cancer cells are recognizable and respond similarly to treatment. If the metastatic tumor has a different cell morphology, it may be more difficult to identify and treat effectively.

Cell Morphology for a Diagnosis and for Use of Antineoplastics