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If a surgeon removed a tumor in the trachea that decreased the trachea diameter by half, the cross section and flow of air through it would do what?
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If a surgeon removed a tumor in the trachea that decreased the trachea diameter by half, the cross section and flow of air through it would do what?

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Surgical removal of the tumor is the preferred treatment if you have a cancerous (malignant) or noncancerous (benign) tumor that involves less than half of the trachea

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