Canadian high risk endometrial cancer (CHREC) consortium: analyzing the clinical behavior of high risk endometrial cancers.
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M. Köbel | B. Clarke | J. McAlpine | B. Gilks | M. Bernardini | T. Panzarella | S. Lau | E. Atenafu | S. Ferguson | V. Samouëlian | L. Gien | A. Altman | G. Han | Anna Cameron | G. Nelson | T. Ho | K. Louie | Tony Panzarella | T. Panzarella
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