Tumors with distinct boundaries that are unlikely to recur following removal are known as
A) infiltrating,or benign.
B) infiltrating,or malignant.
C) encapsulated,or benign.
D) encapsulated,or malignant.

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Tumors that have distinct boundaries and are unlikely to recur following removal are often encapsulated, meaning they are surrounded by a capsule or wall of fibrous tissue that separates them from the surrounding tissue. Encapsulated tumors are more likely to be benign, as they are usually contained and do not invade neighboring tissue. Therefore, choice C is the best choice.

Tumors with Distinct Boundaries That Are Unlikely to Recur Following