Presented by Dimitrios A. Linos, MD, PhD at the SAGES 2013 Annual Meeting; SAGES/AAES – MIS Endocrine Postgraduate Course: Controversial Topics in MIS Endocrine Surgery
introduction–23 sec
suspected ACC–47 sec
biochemical factors–1:04
imaging factors–1:12
size–2:39
case study–3:28
staging–3:47
histological criteria–4:20
citations–4:38 http://www.ncbi
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