Biology · Human Health and Disease
When a patient's cancer is staged as 'T1N0M0' in the TNM classification system, what does it indicate?
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- 1Small primary tumour with no regional lymph node involvement and no distant metastasis✓
- 2Small primary tumour with extensive lymph node involvement but no metastasis
- 3Large primary tumour with extensive lymph node involvement and metastasis
- 4No primary tumour but positive lymph nodes and metastasis
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Small primary tumour with no regional lymph node involvement and no distant metastasis
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