[Diagnostic importance of ProEx C in gynecologic cytopathology].
Tambouret
Rosemary H
RH
Division of Cytopathology, Massachusetts General Hospital, 55, Fruit street, Warren 2, Boston, MA 02067, USA. rtambouret@partners.org
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