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(A) CARCINOGENS (B) SARCOMAS (C) MOHS (D) TIS (E) GRADING CANCERS (F) DEBULKING (G) PALLIATIVE (H)...

(A) CARCINOGENS (B) SARCOMAS (C) MOHS (D) TIS (E) GRADING CANCERS (F) DEBULKING (G) PALLIATIVE (H) NX (I) STAGING CANCERS (J) CHEMOTHERAPY (K) RADIATION (L) STAGE IV

carcinoma in sit

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Carcinoma in situ is the presence of cancer only on the superficial tissue and has not invaded the deeper tissues.It can be treated completely as it is confined to the site of origin.

The other name for it is TIS (Tumour in situ usually mentioned as Tis)

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