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Proof-of-concept Raman spectroscopy study aimed to differentiate thyroid follicular patterned lesions

Rau et al., 2017

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471372994017055230
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Rau J
Fosca M
Graziani V
Taffon C
Rocchia M
Caricato M
Pozzilli P
Onetti Muda A
Crescenzi A
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Inter-observer variability and cancer over-diagnosis are emerging clinical problems, especially for follicular patterned thyroid lesions. This challenge strongly calls for a new clinical tool to reliably identify neoplastic lesions and to improve the efficiency of …
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