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Standard Laboratory Teat (Colon-Fiberscopic Examination of the Colon,and Histopathological Examination of Pathological Tissues) Evaluation of 2,298 Pathological Areas of Colon Where Strong Bi-Dlgital O-Ring Test Cancer Positive Response was Found in 1,735 Patients
In order to study the degree of reliability of the cancer positive response in the Colon found by Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (OMURA.Y. 1977-2005;BDORT) originally found and developed by Prof. Omura, Y. in New York, cancer positive tissues by Bi-Digital O-Ring Test were evaluated with standard pathological examination.
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