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Correlation between clinical and pathological factors in resected lung carcinoid tumours
Dragan R. Subotic (Belgrade, Republic of Serbia), Dragan R. Subotic, Nikola Atanasijadis, Vladimir Milenkovic, Milan Savic, Dejan Moskovljevic, Jelena Stojsic
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International Congress 2016 – Special issues in thoracic surgery
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Special issues in thoracic surgery
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591
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Thoracic oncology
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Dragan R. Subotic (Belgrade, Republic of Serbia), Dragan R. Subotic, Nikola Atanasijadis, Vladimir Milenkovic, Milan Savic, Dejan Moskovljevic, Jelena Stojsic. Correlation between clinical and pathological factors in resected lung carcinoid tumours. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 591
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