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Tumor marker assessment in cytologically negative pleural effusions from lung cancer by Machine Learning-based approach
S. Elia (Rome, Italy), G. D'Angelo (Benevento, Italy), A. De Stefano (Rome, Italy), R. Massoud (Rome, Italy), R. Sorge (Rome, Italy), C. Cortese (Rome, Italy)
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International Congress 2018 – General thoracic surgery
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General thoracic surgery
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Oral Presentation
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3842
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Thoracic oncology
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