A glimpse into sentinel lymph node mapping

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Sarah Crafton, MD, details how sentinel lymph node mapping can help identify the stage of uterine cancers and lead to better patient care.

Sarah Crafton, MD, gynecologic oncologist at Allegheny Health Network in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, details how sentinel lymph node mapping can help identify the stage of uterine cancers and lead to better patient care.

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