Ana esta tratando de diagnosticar a sus pacientes. Uno de sus pacientes tiene un carcinoma in situ. El otro paciente tiene un carcinoma que ha roto la capa basal.
Which patient doesn't have a cancer that is susceptible to being cured with a simple extirpation tumoral?
A carcinoma in situ, by definition, is a type of cancer that has not broken through the basement membrane and, therefore, has not spread. This type of cancer is considered to be susceptible to being cured with a simple extirpation tumoral. 

In contrast, a carcinoma that has broken through the basement membrane is no longer in situ and has the potential to spread. Therefore, it is not susceptible to being cured with a simple extirpation tumoral.

Given this information, the patient who does not have a cancer that is susceptible to being cured with a simple extirpation tumoral is the one with the carcinoma that has broken through the basement membrane.