Which stage would a patient with Hodgkin's disease be experiencing when there is extensive local and regional spread of the cancer cells?

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Stage III is characterized by extensive local and regional spread of the cancer cells, meaning that the cancer has spread beyond the lymph nodes to other organs or tissues in the body. This stage is more advanced than stages I and II but less advanced than stage IV, which indicates that the cancer has spread throughout the body. Therefore, choice C is the best answer.

Which Stage Would a Patient with Hodgkin's Disease Be Experiencing