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Impact of age, tumor characteristics, and treatment on local control and disease outcome in early stage

breat cancer : an EORTC translational research project

Hage, J.A. van der

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Hage, J. A. van der. (2006, May 22). Impact of age, tumor characteristics, and treatment on local control and disease outcome in early

stage breat cancer : an EORTC translational research project. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/1887/4399

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Impact of age,

tumor characteristics,

and treatment

on local control and disease outcome

in early stage breast cancer.

An EORTC translational

research project

Jos Alexander van der Hage

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