Late radiation morbidity in a patient with carcinoma of the cervix.

The Grand Round was held at the Christie Hospital on the 26 November 2001. It followed a talk by Professor Kate Vallis of the Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto on, "A functional genomics approach to understanding normal issue response and ionizing radiation".

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