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A basic prediction model with clinical parameters to diagnose lung cancer.
M. van Engeland (Enschede, Netherlands), S. Kort (Enschede, Netherlands), J. Van Der Palen (Enschede, Netherlands)
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Virtual Congress 2021 – Screening, diagnosis, management and prognosis of lung cancer
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Screening, diagnosis, management and prognosis of lung cancer
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