Primary sclerosing cholangitis with equivocal cytology: Fluorescence in situ hybridization and serum ca 19-9 predict risk of malignancy

Emily G.Barr Fritcher, Jesse S. Voss, Sarah M. Jenkins, Ravi K. Lingineni, Amy C. Clayton, R. Roberts, Kevin C. Halling, Jayant A. Talwalkar, Gregory J. Gores, Benjamin R. Kipp

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