Accuracy of life tables in predicting overall survival in candidates for radiotherapy for prostate cancer.
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F. Saad | F. Bénard | M. Graefen | S. Shariat | P. Karakiewicz | J. Walz | G. Hutterer | L. Valiquette | M. McCormack | P. Perrotte | A. Gallina
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