Processing of fine needle aspirates as follicular microbiopsies instead of cell smears improves the histopathological diagnosis based on the detection of specific thyroid proteins

Many, Marie-Christine; Daumerie, Chantal; Colin, I.M.; Nicaise, Michèle

doi:10.1007/s00508-004-0257-z

Processing of fine needle aspirates as follicular microbiopsies instead of cell smears improves the histopathological diagnosis based on the detection of specific thyroid proteins

Many, Marie-Christine

;

Daumerie, Chantal

;

Colin, I.M.

;

Nicaise, Michèle

(2004) Thiroid Cancer 4 International Symposium — Location: Irdning (AT) (13.October.2004)

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Many, Marie-ChristineUCLouvain
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Daumerie, ChantalUCLouvain
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Colin, I.M.
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Nicaise, MichèleUCLouvain
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UCLouvainMD/MNOP - Département de morphologie normale et pathologique
UCLouvainMD/FSIO - Département de physiologie et pharmacologie

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Many, M.-C., Daumerie, C., Colin, I. M., & Nicaise, M. (2004). Processing of fine needle aspirates as follicular microbiopsies instead of cell smears improves the histopathological diagnosis based on the detection of specific thyroid proteins. Wiener Klinische Wochenschrift : the Middle European journal of medicine, 116(17 - 18), A39. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00508-004-0257-z (Original work published 2004)