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15/8/2021

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in Pediatric Tumors

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A 12-year old girl presents with dysmenorrhea. Menarche started one year ago, but she has been bleeding heavily and irregularly for the last 6 months. Despite taking oral contraceptives her bleeding has not been controlled. A CT shows a large pelvic mass.

 

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[size=20px]Which of the following tumor markers would likely be elevated in this patient’s serum?

 

A Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP)

 

B Beta-subunit Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (β HCG)

 

C Inhibin A and B

 

D CA 125

 

E CA 19-9[/size]
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