Guideline-Recommended Chemoradiation for Patients With Rectal Cancer at Large Hospitals: A Trend in the Right Direction.
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C. Lynch | M. Charlton | J. Hrabe | M. West | Catherine Chioreso | Jennifer A. Schlichting | A. Kahl | N. D. Del Vecchio
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