An alternative plural form of chondrosarcoma using the classical Greek/Latin plural ending '-mata' instead of the English '-s'.
From Greek 'chondros' (cartilage) + 'sarx' (flesh) + '-oma' (tumor) + classical plural ending '-mata'. Medical terminology retains Greek and Latin plurals alongside English ones.
Medical plurals like 'chondrosarcomata' versus 'chondrosarcomas' show how medicine preserves ancient languages—doctors learn both forms so they can read 200-year-old textbooks and modern research papers without confusion.
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