To resect, or not to resect – the problem with difficult histology and rare tumours

M. Esch (Ganderkesee, Germany)

Source: International Congress 2018 – Lung cancer Grand Round
Session: Lung cancer Grand Round
Session type: Grand round
Number: 241

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