Book 5 Abstracting Medical Record Patient Identification History and Examinations¶
National Cancer Institute, & Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program. (1993). Book 5 Abstracting Medical Record Patient Identification History and Examinations.
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- Exfoliative cytology
- Historical SEER terminology also includes naturally shed cells present in body fluids; that source is used to establish the term's scope, not a current clinical protocol.
This sourceThe work-title words are transcribed without cover punctuation for stable reference binding; historical terminology source, not current clinical guidance.
- Historical SEER terminology also includes naturally shed cells present in body fluids; that source is used to establish the term's scope, not a current clinical protocol.
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