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Michel Goldman,Hans-Dieter Volkndings, histology (growth pattern and tinctorial characteristics), proliferation activity, immunocytochemical profile, and ultrastructural features. Herein, we propose a five-tier classification, clinicopathological in nature, which focuses not only upon histology, immunocytochemistry (Table 3, p. 2

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