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Posted: Feb 23, 2010

Is it --

Dukes A

Duke's A

Dukes' A

I find it all three ways. Thanks for any help in clarifying.

It is Dukes A, B, or C......nm - Cyndiee

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thanks Cyndiee - :)

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A great site...Whonamedit.com sm - CatShoes

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Once you know who Duke/Dukes is, the punctuation logically falls into place. ;-)

QUOTE:

Dukes' classification (Cuthbert Esquire Dukes)

Associated persons: Cuthbert Esquire Dukes

Description: A classification or staging system for colorectal cancer that gives doctors a guide to the risk of the cancer coming back or spreading to other parts of the body. The original Dukes classification of 1932 described the staging of rectal carcinoma only but can also be applied to carcinomas of the colon. It is divided into three simple stages, A to C. Stage D has been added later. Several modified versions exist.

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