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over 6 years ago
I think it's a lung cancer bz breast, colon n prostate cancer cells spread through the lymph nodes n in case of lungs it is well separated by artery n lymph system....
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over 6 years ago
The bronchopulmomary segments are separated from each other as they have their own artery and lymph supply.....therefore it may take some time to metastaise......is this correct
over 6 years ago
They all metastize to liver but in different rates, the most aggressive is colon and breast cancer and least the Lung.
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