Source: International Congress 2018 – Thoracic surgery, pleural effusions and other general thoracic surgery
Disease area: Thoracic oncology



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G. Hardavella (London, United Kingdom), I. Karampinis (Athens, Greece), A. Mpairaktari (Athens, Greece), G. Aravantinos (Athens, Greece), N. Anastasiou (Athens, Greece). Synchronous primary lung cancers;a clinical challenge in modern thoracic oncology. 1743

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