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Old 10-07-2006, 12:09 PM   #5
Hopeful
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RobinP, something I have wondered for quite a while is how accurate some of the nodal classifications are that go back before "breadloafing" and IHC staining of the nodes became common (which I guess is when Sentinel Node biopsies became standard care). Makes me think that there were more than a few "node positives" lumped in with the "node negative" stats. Maybe true node negatives have a better recurrence rate? Who knows, just call me . . . . .


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