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Clinical importance of molecular determinations in gynecologic patients with multiple tumors.

Cancer - 1 Apr 2003

Dinjens Winand N M, van der Burg Maria E L, Chadha Savi, Sleddens Hein F B M, Burger Curt W, Ewing Patricia C

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BACKGROUND: The prognosis and treatment of patients with multiple tumors may depend on the correlation between tumors: multiple primary tumors, or recurrent tumors, and metastatic disease. The authors investigated whether the detection of molecular aberrations in multiple gynecologic tumors in individual patients provided clinically useful information on the correlation between the tumors. METHODS: Between 1999...

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PMID: 12655534
DOI: 10.1002/cncr.11249

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