Should reporting of peri-neural invasion and extra prostatic extension be mandatory in prostate cancer biopsies? correlation with outcome in biopsy cases treated conservatively.

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Should reporting of peri-neural invasion and extra prostatic extension be mandatory in prostate cancer biopsies? correlation with outcome in biopsy cases treated conservatively.

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Amar S Ahmad

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Bernard V North

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Daniel M Berney

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David Greenberg

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Gabrielle Fisher

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Geraldine Soosay

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Jack Cuzick

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Luis Beltran

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Peter Scardino

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Transatlantic Prostate Group

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10.18632/ONCOTARGET.24994

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Henrik Moller

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biopsy

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