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Early‐stage cervical cancer: agreement between ultrasound and histopathological findings with regard to tumor size and extent of local disease

Gaurilcikas et al., 2011

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4609150687981243724
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Gaurilcikas A
Vaitkiene D
Cizauskas A
Inciura A
Svedas E
Maciuleviciene R
Di Legge A
Ferrandina G
Testa A
Valentin L
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Ultrasound in obstetrics & gynecology

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Objectives To determine the agreement between ultrasound and histological examination of the cervix in patients with early stage cervical cancer with regard to tumor size and local extent of the disease. Methods Eighteen patients with histologically proven cervical cancer …
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