Prognostic value of epidermal growth factor receptor in patients with glioblastoma multiforme.

Prognostic value of epidermal growth factor receptor in patients with glioblastoma multiforme.
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2003-10
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11.2
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N. Shinojima;K. Tada;S. Shiraishi;T. Kamiryo;M. Kochi;Hideo Nakamura;K. Makino;H. Saya;H. Hirano;J. Kuratsu;K. Oka;Y. Ishimaru;Y. Ushio
N. Shinojima;K. Tada;S. Shiraishi;T. Kamiryo;M. Kochi;Hideo Nakamura;K. Makino;H. Saya;H. Hirano;J. Kuratsu;K. Oka;Y. Ishimaru;Y. Ushio
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医学1区
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N. Shinojima;K. Tada;S. Shiraishi;T. Kamiryo;M. Kochi;Hideo Nakamura;K. Makino;H. Saya;H. Hirano;J. Kuratsu;K. Oka;Y. Ishimaru;Y. Ushio

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