Intraoperative frozen section analysis of margins in breast conserving surgery significantly decreases reoperative rates: one-year experience at an ambulatory surgical center.
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Jeffrey L Myers | Patrick Healy | Julie M Jorns | D. Visscher | M. Sabel | T. Breslin | J. Myers | A. Wu | Michael Sabel | J. Jorns | Daniel Visscher | Tara Breslin | Stephanie Daignaut | Angela J Wu | P. Healy | Stephanie Daignaut | J. Myers
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