American Society of Clinical Oncology/College ofAmerican Pathologists guideline recommendations forimmunohistochemical testing of estrogen andprogesterone receptors in breast cancer
M. Elizabeth H. Hammond(Thomas Jefferson University), Antonio C. Wolff(Johns Hopkins University), Susan C. Lester(University of Vermont), Hironobu Sasano(Tohoku University), C. Kent Osbourne, Soonmyung Paik(Yonsei University), Richard R. Love(Cancer Research Center), Paul N. Valenstein(Mercy Health System), Patrick L. Fitzgibbons(Good Samaritan Hospital), Anthony Rhodes(Institute of Biomedical Science), Thomas M. Wheeler(Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System), Lisa M. McShane(National Cancer Institute), Sheila E. Taube(National Cancer Institute), James L. Wittcliff, Mitch Dowsett(Institute of Cancer Research), Neil S. Goldstein(St. Jude Medical Center), Fred Cg Sweep, Roger Williams(St. Jude Medical Center), Daniel F. Hayes(University of Michigan–Ann Arbor), Emina Torlakovic(Saskatchewan Health Authority), Jared N. Schwartz(St. Jude Medical Center), Jane Permutter, Keith Miller(University College London), David G. Hicks(University of Rochester Medical Center), Karen L. Hagerty(St. Jude Medical Center), Guiseppe Viale, D. Craig Allred(The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio), Daniel W. Visscher(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Malcolm Hayes(University of British Columbia), Sunil Badve(Emory University), Glenn Francis(Princess Alexandra Hospital), Pamela B. Mangu
Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
June 1, 2010
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