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Pathology General 281c17d1

Thorium dioxide causes -

A

Lymphoma

B

Lymphangiosarcoma

C

Angiosarcoma

D

Hemangioendothelioma

High-Yield Explanation

Hepatic angiosarcomas are associated with carcinogen exposures, including arsenic, thoracotrast and polyvinyl chloride.

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