Time factors in breast carcinoma: influence of delay between external irradiation and brachytherapy.
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B. Dubray | H. Thames | C. Le Péchoux | J. Simon | J. Mazeron | Y. Otmezguine | E. Calitchi | B. Pierquin | J. Le Bourgeois
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