Immunocytochemical study on the variation in estrogen receptors of primary and nodal metastases of breast cancer
Masakazu Toi(Mukogawa Women's University), Takao Hattori(Hiroshima University), Yoshihiro Seto(Hiroshima University Hospital), Takashi Nakamura(Keio University), Yuzo Hamada(Hiroshima University), Minoru Niimoto(Hiroshima University), Tetsuya Toge(Hiroshima University), Masanori Tanimoto(Hiroshima University)
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