The pathological diagnosis of endoscopically resected early gastric cancer (EGC) is performed by evaluating a few representative sections from the specimen. We aimed to determine whether evaluating twice as many… Click to show full abstract
The pathological diagnosis of endoscopically resected early gastric cancer (EGC) is performed by evaluating a few representative sections from the specimen. We aimed to determine whether evaluating twice as many sections as usual by essentially cutting the original sections in half could improve the pathological diagnosis of EGC.
               
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