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General pathology and immunology

Neoplasia: benign, malignant, invasion, metastasis

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Two excised masses are examined. Mass X consists of uniform mature adipocytes, has a smooth pushing border and does not infiltrate adjacent structures. Mass Y forms well-developed intestinal-type glands, but irregular glands extend through the bowel wall into surrounding fat. Neither patient has detected distant deposits.

Which classification is best supported by these findings?