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Clinical significance of genetic alterations in endoscopically obtained pancreatic cancer specimens.

Cancer medicine - 1 Feb 2021

Takano Shinichi, Fukasawa Mitsuharu, Shindo Hiroko, Takahashi Ei, Hirose Sumio, Fukasawa Yoshimitsu, Kawakami Satoshi, Hayakawa Hiroshi, Kuratomi Natsuhiko, Kadokura Makoto, Maekawa Shinya, Sato Tadashi, Enomoto Nobuyuki

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Although comprehensive gene analyses of pancreatic cancer provide new knowledge on molecular mechanisms, the usefulness and possibility of the analyses in routinely available clinical samples remain unclear. We assessed the possibility and utility of target sequencing of endoscopically obtained pancreatic cancer samples. Fifty-eight pancreatic cancer patients who underwent EUS-FNA or endoscopic biopsy were...

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PMID: 33455072
DOI: 10.1002/cam4.3723
PMCID: PMC7926030

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