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Lung cancer: from early diagnosis to modern monitoring strategies
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Improved overall survival after late recurrence of lung cancer following the introduction of CT-based follow-up for patients treated with curative intent
N. Hansen (Odense, Denmark), S. Jeppesen (Odense, Denmark), C. Laursen (Odense, Denmark), E. Jakobsen (Odense, Denmark)
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International Congress 2018 – Lung cancer: from early diagnosis to modern monitoring strategies
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Lung cancer: from early diagnosis to modern monitoring strategies
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