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A pathologist's survey on the reporting of sessile serrated adenomas/polyps.
Runjan Chetty
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Adrian C Bateman ,
Emina Torlakovic ,
Lai Mun Wang ,
Pelvender Gill ,
Adnan Al-Badri ,
Mark Arends ,
Leigh Biddlestone ,
Susan Burroughs ,
Frank Carey ,
David Cowlishaw ,
Stephen Crowther ,
Philip Da Costa ,
Mahomed A Dada ,
Charles d'Adhemar ,
Kaushik Dasgupta ,
Chandima de Cates ,
Vikram Deshpande ,
Roger M Feakins ,
Bineeta Foria ,
Vipul Foria ,
Clare Fuller ,
Bryan Green ,
Joel K Greenson ,
Paul Griffiths ,
Sara Hafezi-Bakhtiari ,
James Henry ,
Eleanor Jaynes ,
Michael D Jeffers ,
Philip Kaye ,
Robert Landers ,
Gregory Y Lauwers ,
Maurice Loughrey ,
Nicholas Mapstone ,
Marco Novelli ,
Robert Odze ,
David Poller ,
Corwyn Rowsell ,
Scott Sanders ,
Patrick Sarsfield ,
John B Schofield ,
Kieran Sheahan ,
Neil Shepherd ,
Ali Sherif ,
James Sington ,
Shaun Walsh ,
Namor Williams ,
Newton Wong
May 2014
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Abstract
The purpose of this survey was to ascertain reporting habits of pathologists towards sessile serrated adenomas/polyps (SSA/P).