Evaluation of Lymphatic Vessel Invasion Determined by D2-40 Using Preoperative MRI-Based Radiomics for Invasive Breast Cancer.
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Hongming Song | Jingjing Chen | T. Bian | Guangming Fu | Zeng-jie Wu | Q. Lin | C. Cui | Guanqun Wang | X. Su | Lili Li
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