Which classification of neoplasm indicates that the pathologist is not able to determine whether the tumor is benign or malignant?
A) Ca in situ
B) Uncertain
C) Unspecified
D) None of these

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The classification "uncertain" indicates that the pathologist is not able to determine whether the tumor is benign or malignant, while the classification "ca in situ" indicates that the tumor is localized and has not invaded surrounding tissues, and the classification "unspecified" indicates that there is not enough information available to classify the tumor.

Which Classification of Neoplasm Indicates That the Pathologist Is Not