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Histologic phenotypes of colonic carcinoma in Sweden and in Japan.

Anticancer research - 1 Jan 2000

Rubio C A, Yanagisawa A, Kato Y

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The occurrence of predominant histologic phenotypes in overt colonic carcinomas from two disparate geographical regions were analyzed. A total of 424 overt colonic carcinomas (223 in Swedish and 201 in Japanese patients) were classified into predominant phenotypes (i.e. comprising > 50% of the tumor). Six predominant phenotypes were found: tubular, serrated-microcystic, villous, fenestrated, signet ring cell and...

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