Validation of the Meet-URO score in patients with metastatic renal cell carcinoma receiving first-line nivolumab and ipilimumab in the Italian Expanded Access Program
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L. Antonuzzo | F. Atzori | F. Calabrò | S. Buti | U. de Giorgi | M. Santoni | S. Bracarda | D. Giannarelli | G. Procopio | S. Tamberi | M. Maruzzo | U. Basso | G. Cartenì | M. Rizzo | L. Fratino | G. Lo Re | M. Brunelli | S. E. Rebuzzi | G. Fornarini | L. Galli | G. Tortora | A. Damassi | G. Banna | A. Astone | C. Baldessari | C. Porta | V. Murianni | P. Rescigno | A. Signori
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