A unilocular lesion with corticated borders is usually indicative of a __________ process.
A)benign slow-growing
B)benign rapidly growing
C)malignant slow-growing
D)malignant rapidly growing

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A unilocular lesion with corticated borders is usually indicative of a benign slow-growing process.Unilocular lesions tend to be small and nonexpansile.A unilocular lesion with noncorticated borders appears fuzzy or ill-defined and may represent either a benign or a malignant process.

A Unilocular Lesion with Corticated Borders Is Usually Indicative of a __________