Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5701753 | Journal of Thoracic Oncology | 2016 | 31 Pages |
Abstract
UIP-ADC was associated with a poor prognosis owing to the high frequency of perioperative complications rather than the malignancy of the tumor itself. There was a high prevalence of the invasive mucinous-predominant subtype in cases of UIP-ADC. UIP-ADC also had a low prevalence of EGFR mutations and a high prevalence of KRAS mutations. These findings suggest that UIP-ADC should be distinct from non-UIP-ADC.
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Authors
Kyohei MD, Koji MD, Noriko MD, Kouya MD, Koh MD, Shigeki MD, Keisuke MD, Kazuo MD, Hiroyuki MD, Shun-ichi MD, Nobuyoshi MD, Hisao MD,