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The Pathological Assessment of Ovarian Neoplasms. ii: the Proliferating ‘Epithelial’ Tumours

P. Russell Department of Gynaecological Histopathology, King George V Memorial Hospital, Sydney
Pages 251-282 | Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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Chris MJ Conklin & C Blake Gilks. (2013) Differential diagnosis and clinical relevance of ovarian carcinoma subtypes. Expert Review of Obstetrics & Gynecology 8:1, pages 67-82.
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Robert H. Young. (2007) The rich history of gynaecological pathology: brief notes on some of its personalities and their contributions. Pathology 39:1, pages 6-25.
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Michael L, Michael L. Friedlander, P. Russell, I. W. Taylor, D. W. Hedley & M. H. N. Tattersall. (1984) Flow Cytometric Analysis of Cellular DNA Content as An Adjunct to the Diagnosis of Ovarian Tumours of Borderline Malignancy. Pathology 16:3, pages 301-306.
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Peter Russell & D. M. Painter. (1982) The Pathological Assessment of Ovarian Neoplasms V: The Germ Cell Tumours - Part II. Pathology 14:1, pages 60-72.
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Peter Russell & D. M. Painter. (1982) The Pathological Assessment of Ovarian Neoplasms V: The Germ Cell Tumours - Part I. Pathology 14:1, pages 47-59.
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David C. Gee & P. Russell. (1981) The Pathological Assessment of Ovarian Neoplasms. IV: The Sex Cord-Stromal Tumours. Pathology 13:2, pages 235-255.
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P. Russell. (1979) The Pathological Assessment of Ovarian Neoplasms. III: The Malignant ‘Epithelial’ Tumours. Pathology 11:3, pages 493-532.
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