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Early detection, follow-up and epidemiology of lung cancer
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Exploring the role of virtual lung cancer follow-up post-surgical resection.
P. Devlin (Edinburgh, United Kingdom), P. Reid (Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
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International Congress 2019 – Early detection, follow-up and epidemiology of lung cancer
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Early detection, follow-up and epidemiology of lung cancer
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3032
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