How to improve loco-regional control in stages IIIa-b NSCLC? Results of a three-armed randomized trial from the Swedish Lung Cancer Study Group.
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G. Wagenius | S. Friesland | J. Nyman | M. Seke | S. Bergström | A. Hallqvist | C. Sederholm | L. Thaning | B. Lödén
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