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Update on Immunohistochemistry of Germ Cell Tumors
ImmunohistochemistryNewsletter by Dr. Rodney T. Miller ProPath Laboratory

"Germ cell neoplasms can show a bewildering array of appearances, and there may be significant morphologic overlap among subtypes. For this reason, immunohistochemistry is often performed to assist in accurately assessing the types and extent of germ cell elements present within a tumor. This month, we discuss our current approach to analyzing problematic germ cell neoplasms, employing some newer (and better) markers than those available to us in the past."

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