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Anatomical phenotyping and staging of brain tumors

2021-03-15

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In contrast to most other tumors, the anatomical extent of brain tumors is not objectified and quantified through staging. Staging systems are built on the understanding of the anatomical sequence of tumor progression and its relation to histopathological dedifferentiation and survival. While major advances in the understanding of primary brain tumors at a histological, cellular and molecular level have been achie...

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b2f3a5ce-0819-5640-9f66-02cc3d98be31
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10.1101/2021.03.14.21253533
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