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Analytics Structure and Environmentpect then that 5–8% of tumors in any series are not classifiable according to the system which we have proposed. This fact may be attributed to the peculiarity of some particular tumors—these are the unclassifiable tumors in the narrower sense—or to inadequate technical requisites for study.

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Francesco Camastra,Alessandro Vinciarelli article appearing in commemoration of Harvey Cushing’s 70th birthday. Johannes Müller indicated the direction the development was to take in the following century. Investigations of the chemical nature of a tumor, with the demonstration of protein-like or gelatine-yielding substances, have develope

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Francesco Camastra,Alessandro Vinciarelli features of what the knowledge of brain tumors can contribute to general oncology. Cohnheim’s theory as regards the origin of tumors is still very applicable to brain tumors. He stated “that the real cause of the subsequent development of tumors should be sought in a fault, an anomaly of the embryo

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