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Reliability of Histo-Pathological Diagnosis of Squamous Epithelial Changes of the Uterine Cervix

J. Ringsted, F Amtrup, Camilla Asklund, P Baunsgaard, H. E. Christensen, LAWRENCE H. HANSEN, Carl-Johan Jakobsen, N. K. Jensen, J. Moesner, J. Rasmussen, I Reintoft, J. Rolschau, H Starklint, N Thommesen, J. Vrang

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RINGSTED, J.; AMTRUP, F.; ASKLUND, C.; BAUNSGAARD, P.; CHRISTENSEN, H. E.; HANSEN, L.; JAKOBSEN, C.; JENSEN, N. K.; MOESNER, J.; RASMUSSEN, J.; REINTOFT, I.; ROLSCHAU, J.; STARKLINT, H.; THOMMESEN, N. and; VRANG, J. Author Information

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RINGSTED, J.; AMTRUP, F.; ASKLUND, C.; BAUNSGAARD, P.; CHRISTENSEN, H. E.; HANSEN, L.; JAKOBSEN, C.; JENSEN, N. K.; MOESNER, J.; RASMUSSEN, J.; REINTOFT, I.; ROLSCHAU, J.; STARKLINT, H.; THOMMESEN, N. and; VRANG, J. Author Information

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RINGSTED, J.; AMTRUP, F.; ASKLUND, C.; BAUNSGAARD, P.; CHRISTENSEN, H. E.; HANSEN, L.; JAKOBSEN, C.; JENSEN, N. K.; MOESNER, J.; RASMUSSEN, J.; REINTOFT, I.; ROLSCHAU, J.; STARKLINT, H.; THOMMESEN, N. and; VRANG, J. Author Information

Key concepts: Medicine, Pathological, Gynecology, Cervix, Uterine cervix, Reliability (semiconductor), Obstetrics, Pathology

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