Teratoma
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[size=20px]A three year old boy presents with a left retroperitoneal mass measuring 8 cm. Two years ago he underwent resection of a 4 cm mass from the same area with pathology consistent with immature teratoma. Current laboratory investigation reveals an elevated BhCG < 0.5 mIU/mL, and an alpha fetoprotein of 112 ng/mL. What is the best next step in this boy’s management? a US directed needle biopsy of mass b Treat area with proton beam radiation c Complete removal of mass d Open wedge biopsy of mass e Administer platin-based chemotherapy[/size]
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[size=20px]The most common primary cardiac tumor in children is: A fibroma B angiosarcoma C rhabdomyoma D teratoma E myxoma[/size]
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