Clinical Study HPV Prevalence and Prognostic Value in a Prospective Cohort of 255 Patients with Locally Advanced HNSCC : A Single-Centre Experience
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F. Coutlée | O. Abboud | D. Soulières | P. Nguyen-Tan | B. Fortin | A. Christopoulos | L. Guertin | J. Tabet | X. Weng | E. Thibaudeau | M. Audet
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