Prophylactic risk-reducing salpingo-oophorectomy in BRCA mutation carriers: what is going on in a region of northern Italy?
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A. Perrone | A. Toss | L. Cortesi | F. Facchinetti | G. Grandi | P. De Iaco | R. Berretta | P. Greco | C. Merisio | F. Rosati | A. Amadori | R. Martinello | V. Mandato | L. Aguzzoli | G. Comerci | M. Nuzzo | Roberta De Domenico | G. Scutiero | Margaret Sammarini | M. Stefanetti | Stefano Friso | V. Arcangeli | Antonino Perrone | A. Perrone | V. D. Mandato
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