Pre-Malignant and Malignant Tumors in Mucous Membranes and Skin

Anywhere inside the oral cavity (correct)

Exclusively in the lymph nodes

Primarily in the back of the throat

Only in the mucous membrane and skin

They are usually self-resolving and do not require treatment

They are less precise and may lead to more depressed scarring if left untreated (correct)

They have a tendency to spread rapidly to distant areas if left untreated

They are benign and pose no risk if left untreated

They have a potential to transform into malignant tumors (correct)

They tend to occur primarily in distant locations

They rarely spread beyond the corresponding lymph nodes

They are locally gas-forming

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