PET-CT has low specificity for mediastinal staging of non-small-cell lung cancer in an endemic area for tuberculosis: a diagnostic test study (LACOG 0114)

Author:

Werutsky Gustavo,Hochhegger Bruno,Lopes de Figueiredo Pinto José Antônio,Martínez-Mesa Jeovany,Zanini Mara Lise,Berdichevski Eduardo Herz,Vilas Eduardo,da Silva Vinícius Duval,Tsukazan Maria Teresa Ruiz,Vieira Arthur,Fritscher Leandro Genehr,Hartmann Louise,Alba Marcos,Sartori Guilherme,Matushita Cristina,Bortolotto Vanessa,do Amaral Rayssa Ruszkowski,Junior Luís Carlos Anflor,Zaffaroni Facundo,Barrios Carlos H.,Debiasi Márcio,Frietscher Carlos Cezar

Funder

National Council for Scientific and Technological Development

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Cancer Research,Genetics,Oncology

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