论文信息 - Esophageal cancer in Indigenous Australians in Far North Queensland

Esophageal cancer in Indigenous Australians in Far North Queensland

Background and Aims: There is very little information known about esophageal cancer in Indigenous persons. In this retrospective study, we investigated the epidemiological and clinical features of Indigenous Australians with esophageal cancer.

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