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Ovarian, peritoneal, and endometrial serous carcinoma: clonal origin of multifocal disease.

Modern pathology : an official journal of the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology, Inc - 1 Mar 1996

Kupryjanczyk J, Thor A D, Beauchamp R, Poremba C, Scully R E, Yandell D W

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The clonality of disseminated serous carcinoma involving the ovary, peritoneum, and, occasionally, the endometrium is controversial. Histopathologic examination alone cannot unequivocally distinguish between a monoclonal origin and a multicentric origin. Two patients with peritoneal serous carcinoma with minimal ovarian involvement (one with endometrial serous carcinoma), nine patients with stage III bilateral...

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