Immunophenotypical assessment supports that post‐chemotherapy glandular tumours of germ cell origin straddle between glandular yolk sac tumour and ‘somatic‐type’ adenocarcinoma

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Costantino Ricci; Francesca Ambrosi; Veronica Mollica; Michelangelo Fiorentino; Ankur R Sangoi; Antonio De Leo; Muhammad T Idrees; Andres Martin Acosta

doi:10.1111/his.15277

Immunophenotypical assessment supports that post‐chemotherapy glandular tumours of germ cell origin straddle between glandular yolk sac tumour and ‘somatic‐type’ adenocarcinoma

Costantino Ricci & Andres Martin Acosta et al. · 2024-07-01

Immunophenotypical assessment supports that post‐chemotherapy glandular tumours of germ cell origin straddle between glandular yolk sac tumour and ‘somatic‐type’ adenocarcinoma

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