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Viswanathan S et al. – A clinically relevant classification is possible on FNAC in pediatric abdominal tumors when interpreted with clinicoradiologic parameters. This obviates the need for a more time consuming biopsy procedure in critical situations and in stage II nephroblastoma where it is contraindicated.

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