Sexual and Reproductive Outcomes in Early Stage Cervical Cancer Patients after Excisional Cone as a Fertility-sparing Surgery: An Italian Experience

Sexual and Reproductive Outcomes in Early Stage Cervical Cancer Patients after Excisional Cone as a Fertility-sparing Surgery: An Italian Experience
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2014-02
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F. Fanfani;F. Landoni;M. L. Gagliardi;A. Fagotti;E. Preti;M. Moruzzi;G. Monterossi;G. Scambia
F. Fanfani;F. Landoni;M. L. Gagliardi;A. Fagotti;E. Preti;M. Moruzzi;G. Monterossi;G. Scambia
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F. Fanfani;F. Landoni;M. L. Gagliardi;A. Fagotti;E. Preti;M. Moruzzi;G. Monterossi;G. Scambia

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