Lymph Node Ratio is More Valuable than Level III Involvement for Prediction of Outcome in Node-Positive Breast Carcinoma Patients
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Summary
Ratio of PN was more valuable than number of Pn for predicting outcome in node-positive breast carcinoma patients, and level III involvement was not an independent prognostic indicator either for locoregional or for distant recurrences.
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- book
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- 2007-01-05
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- 54
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Keywords
Information Technology Infrastructure Library, Financial management for IT services, ITIL security management, Configuration Management (ITSM), Incident management
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