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In patients with treatment-sensitive cancers, does systemic anti-cancer therapy increase the chance of malignant pleural effusion control?
N. Holling (Bristol, United Kingdom), S. Patole (Bristol, United Kingdom), A. Medford (Bristol, United Kingdom), N. Maskell (Bristol, United Kingdom), A. Bibby (Bristol, United Kingdom)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – Novel directions in pleural disease: bench to bedside
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Novel directions in pleural disease: bench to bedside
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Thoracic oncology
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