Longitudinal Assessment of Prognostic Understanding in Patients with Advanced Lung Cancer and Its Association with Their Psychological Distress
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K. Fukunaga | D. Fujisawa | T. Terashima | F. Sakamaki | K. Sayama | K. Naoki | Morio Nakamura | H. Terai | I. Kawada | H. Yasuda | I. Nakachi | Takashi Inoue | D. Arai | Y. Oyamada | S. Nukaga | F. Saito | Yasunori Sato | M. Takeuchi | Takashi Sato | Kenzo SOEJIMAa
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