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Pathology of Gynaecological Tumours

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CERVICAL CARCINOMA – Diagnosis of microinvasive cervical cancer – Challenges for colposcopists and pathologists

E. Iljazovic, V. Kesic

CERVICAL CARCINOMA – Rare histological types – Challenges for pathologists and clinicians

I. Colombo, E. Iljazovic

CERVICAL CARCINOMA – Clinical and pathological aspects of lymphnodes staging in cervical cancer – Challenges for pathologists and clinicians

S. Lax, A. Papadia

ENDOMETRIAL CANCER – Uterine sarcoma - Challenges for pathologists and clinicians

S. Lax, I. Zapardiel

ENDOMETRIAL CANCER – Conservative management of atypical hyperplasia and early endometrial cancer – The view of clinicians and pathologists

G. Zannoni, I. Zapardiel

OVARIAN CANCER – Borderline tumours: a never-ending challenge – The view of pathologists and clinicians

C. Sessa, G. Zannoni

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