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Morbidity from Axillary Treatment in Breast Cancer--a Follow-up Study in a District Hospital

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Journal Acta Oncol
Specialty Oncology
Date 2000 Sep 15
PMID 10987230
Citations 4
Authors
G Isaksson
B Feuk
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