Urachal inflammatory myofibroblastic tumor with ALK gene rearrangement: a study of urachal remnants
Authors:
- Paola Dal CinPCPaola Dal Cin
- Bartley G CilentoBCBartley G Cilento
- Antonio R Perez-AtaydeAPAntonio R Perez-Atayde
- Harry P.W KozakewichHKHarry P.W Kozakewich
- Vânia NoséVNVânia Nosé
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