Individual 3-dimensional printed mold for treating hard palate carcinoma with brachytherapy: A clinical report.
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Alessandro Ricci | Vincenzo Valentini | Stefano Pagano | Stefano Cianetti | Valentina Lancellotta | Luca Tagliaferri | Marco Piergentini | Sandro Montecchiani | Simonetta Saldi | Sara Chierchini | György Kovács | Cynthia Aristei | V. Valentini | G. Kovács | S. Pagano | S. Cianetti | L. Tagliaferri | V. Lancellotta | C. Aristei | S. Saldi | A. Ricci | S. Chierchini | Marco Piergentini | S. Montecchiani
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