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Radical prostatectomy specimen processing: a critical appraisal of sampling methods

Sung et al., 2007

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2436923910279235999
Author
Sung M
Davidson D
Montironi R
Lopez-Beltran A
Cheng L
Publication year
Publication venue
Current Diagnostic Pathology

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Radical prostatectomy gives the most accurate and detailed information available for determining prognosis and deciding about adjuvant therapy for prostate cancer. The consistency and reproducibility of observations from these specimens requires a …
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