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Ductal carcinoma in situ of the breast--a review of diagnosis, treatment and outcome in a hospital-based Norwegian series by Wang, H, Jebsen, P W, Kåresen, R, Thoresen, S O

“…Between 1980 and 1994, 71 women with histologically proven ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) were diagnosed at Ullevål Hospital; bilateral tumours were found in…”
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Immunocytochemical expression of E-cadherin on fine-needle aspirates from breast carcinomas correlate with the cell dissociation pattern seen on smears by Sauer, Torill, Boudjema, Ghania, Jebsen, Peter W., Næss, Oddvar

“…Altered E‐cadherin expression has been suggested to be of prognostic significance in breast cancers and to correlate with tumor subtype and grade. A…”
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Numerical aberrations of chromosome 17 in interphase cell nuclei of breast carcinoma cells: lack of correlation with abnormal expression of p53, neu and nm23 protein by SAUER, TORILL, BERAKI, KAHSAI, JEBSEN, PETER W., ORMEROD, ELI, NÆSS, ODDVAR

“…The genes for p53, neu (c‐erbB‐2) and nm23 are all located on chromosome 17. Abnormal expression of their protein products is an important prognostic…”
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Numerical abnormalities of chromosome 7 in interphase cell nuclei of breast carcinoma have no impact on immunohistochemically determined EGFR status by SAUER, TORILL, BERAKI, KAHSAI, JEBSEN, PETER W., NÆSS, ODDVAR

“…Aim of study: To investigate the relationship between epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) status and numerical aberrations of chromosome 7 in breast…”
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Assessing estrogen and progesterone receptor status in fine needle aspirates from breast carcinomas. Results on six years of material and correlation with biochemical assay by Sauer, T, Beraki, E, Jebsen, P W, Amlie, E, Harbitz, T, Kåresen, R, Naess, O

“…To evaluate the usefulness of immunocytochemical staining on breast fine needle aspiration (FNA) cytology as a routine procedure for determination of estrogen…”
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Estimating loss of the wild-type p53 gene by in situ hybridization of fine-needle aspirates from breast carcinomas by Sauer, Torill, Beraki, Kahsai, Furu, Irene, Ormerod, Eli, Jebsen, Peter W., Næss, Oddvar

“…TP53 mutations have been found in 16–64% of breast carcinomas. The aim of our study was to investigate loss of the wild‐type TP53 gene by in situ hybridization…”
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