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teratocarcinoma
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ter·a·to·car·ci·no·ma  (tr-t-kärs-nm)
n. pl. ter·a·to·car·ci·no·mas or ter·a·to·car·ci·no·ma·ta (-m-t)
A malignant teratoma, most often of the testes.
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