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A patient with long-standing multinodular goitre develops hoarseness of voice; also, the swelling undergoes a sudden increase in size. Likely diagnosis is

A
Follicular ca
B
Papillary ca
C
Medullary ca
D
Anaplastic ca
High-Yield Explanation
History of sudden growth in a long-standing goitre and hoarseness are suggestive of malignant change. Most common carcinoma to develop in developing in long-standing multinodular goitre is Follicular carcinoma.

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