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Landmark real-life studies published in 2021: Potential impact on clinical practice and guidelines

Q&A and live discussion

Date

21 Sep 2021

Session

Landmark real-life studies published in 2021: Potential impact on clinical practice and guidelines

Presenters

Hendrik van Halteren

Authors

H.K. van Halteren

Author affiliations

  • Medical Oncology, Adrz-Admiraal de Ruijter Hospital-Goes, 4462RA - Goes/NL

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