Sentinel Nodes Predict Spread in Oral Cancer (CME/CE)

In early oral squamous cell carcinoma, a sentinel node biopsy correctly predicted an absence of lymphatic metastasis in all but 4% of patients, researchers said. (Source: MedPage Today Hematology/Oncology)

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Tags: Cancer, CME/CE, Nodes, Oral, Predict, Sentinel, Spread

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Sentinel Nodes Predict Spread in Oral Cancer (CME/CE)

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