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Brain tumor-polyposis syndrome: two genetic diseases?

1 Jul 1997

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PURPOSE AND DESIGN: This report presents a comprehensive and statistical analysis of the brain tumor-polyposis (BTP) cases referred to as Turcot's syndrome in the literature. RESULTS: BTP patients encompass a heterogeneous group that can be classified into two statistically distinct clinical entities based on phenotype of the polyps (P = .0001), presence of colorectal cancer (P = .0001), type of brain neoplasm,...

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PMID: 9215849
DOI: 10.1200/jco.1997.15.7.2744

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