High-grade and low-grade pelvic serous neoplasms demonstrate differential p53 immunoreactivity in peritoneal washings.

Martin C. Chang,Edmund S. Cibas,Christopher P. Crum,David Kindelberger

High-grade and low-grade pelvic serous neoplasms demonstrate differential p53 immunoreactivity in peritoneal washings.

2011

Martin C. Chang
Edmund S. Cibas
Christopher P. Crum
David Kindelberger

Objective: Serous neoplasms of the female pelvis share a mullerian phenotype. Unlike low-grade serous neoplasms (LGSNs), high-grade serous carcinomas (HGSCs) commonly display p53 mu

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Peritoneum
Ovarian cancer
Anatomical pathology
Serous carcinoma
Cytopathology
Pelvic cavity
Pathology
Serous fluid
Female pelvis
Medicine
Epithelioid cell
Histology
Pelvic Neoplasms

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