Can the new American Joint Committee on Cancer staging system predict survival in rectal cancer patients treated with curative surgery following preoperative chemoradiotherapy?
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Tae Hyun Kim | J. Park | J. Oh | Jong Hoon Kim | H. Chang | D. Choi | H. Chun | D. Kim | S. Moon | C. Yu | Jin-hong Park | Sun Young Kim | Hee Chul Park
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