Defining the risk of involvement for each neck nodal level in patients with early T-stage node-positive oropharyngeal carcinoma.
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M. Sormani | G. Sanguineti | J. Califano | W. Koch | J. Fox | R. Tufano | A. Forastiere | E. Stafford
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