Catania et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Molecular features and clinical outcome of lung malignancies in very young peopleCatania et al., 2015
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- 4519358011879653430
- Author
- Catania C
- Botteri E
- Barberis M
- Conforti F
- Toffalorio F
- Marinis F
- Boselli S
- Noberasco C
- Delmonte A
- Spitaleri G
- Spaggiari L
- Rotmensz N
- Passaro A
- Bazolli B
- Alfieri M
- Manzotti M
- Fumagalli C
- Milani A
- Pas T
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Future Oncology
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Introduction: We describe the clinical features, outcome and incidence of druggable targets of lung cancers in patients≤ 40 years old. Materials & methods: Young patients were compared with two other groups (41–64 and≥ 65 years). Neuroendocrine tumors …
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