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Axillary conservation in women with 1-2 sentinel node-positive breast cancer: further research is needed

Axillary conservation in women with 1-2 sentinel node-positive breast cancer: further research is needed

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Main Authors: Duane, F, Dodwell, D, Chua, B
Format: Journal article
Published: John Wiley and Sons, Inc. 2018
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