Consistency of histopathological reporting of breast lesions detected by screening: Findings of the U.K. National External Quality Assessment (EQA) scheme
Authors:
- R. EllmanRER. Ellman
- T.J. AndersonTAT.J. Anderson
- C.L. BrownCBC.L. Brown
- J. CoyneJCJ. Coyne
- N.S. DallimoreNDN.S. Dallimore
- J.D. DaviesJDJ.D. Davies
- D. EakinsDED. Eakins
- I.O. EllisIEI.O. Ellis
- C.W. ElstonCEC.W. Elston
- S. HumphreysSHS. Humphreys
- D. LawrenceDLD. Lawrence
- 1 January 1994
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in European Journal of Cancer
- Vol. 30 (10) , 1414-1419
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