I was wondering if it possible or have someone tried before to use SEM or some other spectroscopy to detect an cancer evolvement in its hyperplasia phase:
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It sounds like a good way to do it? I guess that's how biopsy works, but maybe there is a way to do test people in the risk groups using this method.
I was wondering if it possible or have someone tried before to use SEM or some other spectroscopy to detect an cancer evolvement in its hyperplasia phase:
It sounds like a good way to do it? I guess that's how biopsy works, but maybe there is a way to do test people in the risk groups using this method.
I was wondering if it possible or have someone tried before to use SEM or some other spectroscopy to detect an cancer evolvement in its hyperplasia phase:
It sounds like a good way to do it? I guess that's how biopsy works, but maybe there is a way to do test people in the risk groups using this method.
I was wondering if it possible or have someone tried before to use SEM or some other spectroscopy to detect an cancer evolvement in its hyperplasia phase:
It sounds like a good way to do it? I guess that's how biopsy works, but maybe there is a way to do test people in the risk groups using this method.
