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Endometrial neoplasia: prognostic significance of ploidy status.
Clinical obstetrics and gynecology - 1 Sept 1996
Evans M P, Podratz K C
Abstract excerpt
For several decades, clinical and histologic assessment of various phenotypic properties has provided a basis for treatment planning. However, it is recognized that, preoperatively, clinical assessment identifies only 20% of patients with advanced disease. Furthermore, the variability in intraoperative sampling, the subjectivity and limitations of histologic interpretation, and the variability in response to...
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