8 Gy single fraction radiotherapy for the treatment of metastatic skeletal pain: randomised comparison with a multifraction schedule over 12 months of patient follow-up On behalf of the Bone Pain Trial Working Party q, *
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L. Meyer | J. Wardle | P. Hoskin | Chakiath C Jose | C. Wynne | J. Balyckyi | P. Melville | R. Barton | S. Elyan | J. Davidson | Linda Maitland | Olive Skeet
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