Expanding the clinicopathological spectrum of succinate dehydrogenase-deficient renal cell carcinoma with a focus on variant morphologies: a study of 62 new tumors in 59 patients
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H. Samaratunga | A. Vargas | H. Moch | W. Yin | Chia‐Sui Kao | S. Bhattarai | M. Bonert | F. Algaba | Ming Zhou | M. Balancin | F. Brimo | A. Chou | A. Gill | M. Hirsch | M. Aron | A. Agaimy | S. Williamson | I. D. da Cunha | K. Trpkov | M. Divatia | O. Hes | F. Maclean | L. Kunju | X. Leroy | A. Ryan | R. Guarch | P. Rao | M. O’Donnell | J. Perry-Keene | A. Clarkson | E. Chan | A. Yılmaz | D. Clouston | C. Ellis | J. Zwi | J. Turchini | Talia L. Fuchs | G. van der Westhuizen | A. Hartmann | C. Pang | Admire Matsika | L. Schwartz | C. Wah | Ella Morrison | Carla L Ellis | M. O'Donnell
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