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Are needles really enough?
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A comparison of the combined ultrasound of the mediastinum by use of a single EBUS scope versus two scopes EBUS and EUS for lung cancer staging – A prospective study
A. Szlubowski, P. Kocon, J. Soja, P. Talar, W. Czajkowski, L. Rudnicka-Sosin, A. Cmiel, J. Kuzdzal (Krakow, Poland)
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Annual Congress 2011 - Are needles really enough?
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Are needles really enough?
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Thoracic oncology
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A. Szlubowski, P. Kocon, J. Soja, P. Talar, W. Czajkowski, L. Rudnicka-Sosin, A. Cmiel, J. Kuzdzal (Krakow, Poland). A comparison of the combined ultrasound of the mediastinum by use of a single EBUS scope versus two scopes EBUS and EUS for lung cancer staging – A prospective study. Eur Respir J 2011; 38: Suppl. 55, 228
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