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histopathogenesis

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his·to·path·o·gen·e·sis (hst-pth-jn-ss)
n.
The development of tissue in relation to disease.
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Part 1: etiology, pathoanatomy, histopathogenesis, and diagnosis.
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Classification of hepatic lesions was based on the National Toxicology Program classification and nomenclature and on previously described histopathogenesis of mouse hepatocellular tumors (Frith and Ward 1979; Harada et al.
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The report of this case of primary gastric choriocarcinoma is important to add data to the literature regarding this rare condition, to better understand its histopathogenesis, to help others in its diagnosis and management, and eventually to improve patient treatment and prognosis.
Primary gastric choriocarcinoma: a case report and review of the ... by Liu, Zhi; Mira, Jose L.; Cruz-Caudillo, Jose C. / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
 
 
 
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