A clue towards improving the European Society of Medical Oncology risk group classification in apparent early stage endometrial cancer? Impact of lymphovascular space invasion

Author:

Bendifallah S,Canlorbe G,Raimond E,Hudry D,Coutant C,Graesslin O,Touboul C,Huguet F,Cortez A,Daraï E,Ballester M

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Cancer Research,Oncology

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