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Technology insight: will systems pathology replace the pathologist?

Saidi et al., 2007

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14537321474442682607
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Saidi O
Cordon-Cardo C
Costa J
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Nature clinical practice Urology

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By using systems pathology, it might be possible to provide a predictive, personalized therapeutic recommendation for patients with prostate cancer. Systems pathology integrates quantitative data and information from many sources to generate a reliable prediction of the …
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