Preoperative Sentinel Node Localization
Preoperative Sentinel Node Localization is a clinical imaging procedure that identifies the sentinel lymph node(s) most likely to contain metastatic cells prior to surgical intervention, using radiotracer or dye mapping to guide targeted nodal excision.
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Preoperative Sentinel Lymph Node Localization
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Gamma-probe guided localization of lymph nodes
James C. Alex, David N. Krag · Surgical Oncology · 1993 · 409 citations
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