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What has to be performed in order for the results to show a moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma?

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Dr. Matt Wachsman
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Biopsy: but that result is a simple biopsy, making regular slides and regular coloring of it and looking under the microscope. Identical technology from the 19th century.
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