High-risk human papilloma virus status & outcomes for penile squamous cell carcinoma: A single institution experience
Authors:
- Burak TekinBTBurak Tekin
- Antonio L. CubillaACAntonio L. Cubilla
- John C. ChevilleJCJohn C. Cheville
- Carin Y. SmithCSCarin Y. Smith
- Sarah M. JenkinsSJSarah M. Jenkins
- Surendra DasariSDSurendra Dasari
- Elizabeth Ann L. EnningaEEElizabeth Ann L. Enninga
- Andrew P. NorganANAndrew P. Norgan
- Santosh MenonSMSantosh Menon
- Rumeal D. WhaleyRWRumeal D. Whaley
- Loren Herrera HernandezLHLoren Herrera Hernandez
- Rafael E. JimenezRJRafael E. Jimenez
- 21 June 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Human Pathology
- Vol. 150, 9-19
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