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Piazza et al., 2011 - Google Patents

'Biologic endoscopy': optimization of upper aerodigestive tract cancer evaluation

Piazza et al., 2011

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14017061623150476201
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Piazza C
Bon F
Peretti G
Nicolai P
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Current opinion in otolaryngology & head and neck surgery

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Even though direct comparison of the efficacy of these techniques is seldom feasible due to their site-specific application, different advantages and disadvantages, economic considerations, and limited diffusion in daily practice, it is nevertheless clear that the future of …
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