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Does the method of histological examination affect the detected prevalence of occult carcinoma of the thyroid at autopsy?
Does the method of histological examination affect the detected prevalence of occult carcinoma of the thyroid at autopsy?
The detected prevalence of occult thyroid carcinoma at autopsy is highly dependent on the thoroughness of the histological examination method.
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Histological method substantially affects detected occult thyroid carcinoma prevalence at autopsy; leaves open true population burden estimates.
Martínez‐Tello et al. (1993) studied this question.
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