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Impact on survival of station 9 and necessity of inferior pulmonary ligament dissection in upper lobectomy for lung cancer
S. Yazgan (Izmir, Turkey), A. Ucvet (Izmir, Turkey), Y. Turk (Izmir, Turkey), S. Gursoy (Izmir, Turkey)
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Virtual Congress 2021 – Thoracic surgery, lung cancer and complications of COVID-19
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Thoracic surgery, lung cancer and complications of COVID-19
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