Question

though not always visualized on radiographs, what type of matrix does a chondrosarcoma have? please select your answer... a cartilaginous b fat c fibrous d osseous this question offers 8.33% of total grade

Explanation:

Chondrosarcomas are cancers that arise from cartilage-forming cells, so their extracellular matrix is cartilaginous, even if this matrix is not always visible on radiographs. The other options (fat, fibrous, osseous) do not match the tissue origin of this tumor.

Answer:

A. cartilaginous