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Episode 19: "Beyond the Basics: The Pathology of NET"
The Neuroendocrine Cancer Foundation Podcast - Top 10 FAQs with neuroendocrine cancer experts
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Take a glimpse through the microscope and learn how pathology determines your NET diagnosis and guides treatment. How does one interpret differing Ki-67 results from the same specimen? Why might a patient have two different Ki-67 results from different specimens? How does pathology distinguish G3 well-differentiated NET from NEC? How does pathology help with NET tumors of unknown origin? NET pathologist Dr. Andrew M. Bellizzi from the University of Iowa sheds light on just how much information a tiny tissue sample may contain.
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