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State of the science in brain tumor classification.

Seminars in oncology nursing - 1 Nov 2004

Doolittle Nancy D

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OBJECTIVES: To review the incidence of metastatic and primary brain tumors and the most widely used brain tumor classification systems, and to discuss discoveries advancing the understanding, classification, and grading of selected brain tumor histologies. DATA SOURCES: Journal articles, text books, epidemiologic and statistical reports. CONCLUSION: Recent advances in understanding the molecular biology of brain...

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