A keloid is… A. A disease that mimics multiple sclerosis, causing misdiagnosis B. An overgrowth of scar tissue C. Fibre-rich food D. An instrument that operating-room staff use to measure weight

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A keloid is…

A. A disease that mimics multiple sclerosis, causing misdiagnosis
B. An overgrowth of scar tissue
C. Fibre-rich food
D. An instrument that operating-room staff use to measure weight

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ans: b. an overgrowth of scar tissue

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