THE MEANING OF INCREASED CA125 IN INTERNAL MEDICINE PRACTICE
, 2008 Objective: CA125 is a tumor marker that is commonly ordered in internal medicine and sometimes confuses the clinicians. In this study we evaluated the prevalence and causes of CA125 increase in a patient Population attending an internal medicine ...
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