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Different locational teratomas show different symptoms and signs. | Different locational teratomas show different symptoms and signs. | ||
'''Teratoma in genital gland''' needs to | '''Teratoma in genital gland''' needs to differentiated from | ||
:*[[Ovarian cancer]] | :*[[Ovarian cancer]] | ||
:*[[Ovarian cysts]] | :*[[Ovarian cysts]] | ||
'''Mediastinal teratoma''' needs to | '''Mediastinal teratoma''' needs to differentiated from | ||
:*[[Thymoma]] | :*[[Thymoma]] | ||
:*[[Lung cancer]] | :*[[Lung cancer]] | ||
'''Sacrococcygeal teratoma''' needs to | '''Sacrococcygeal teratoma''' needs to differentiated from | ||
:*[[Meningocele]] | :*[[Meningocele]] | ||
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Overview
Diseases with similar symptoms
Different locational teratomas show different symptoms and signs.
Teratoma in genital gland needs to differentiated from
Mediastinal teratoma needs to differentiated from
Sacrococcygeal teratoma needs to differentiated from