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October 27, 2009Journal of Clinical OncologyOpen Access

Quality of Life Supersedes the Classic Prognosticators for Long-Term Survival in Locally Advanced Non–Small-Cell Lung Cancer: An Analysis of RTOG 9801

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BMBenjamin MovsasHenry Ford Health SystemJMJennifer MoughanAmerican College of RadiologyLSLinda SarnaUniversity of California, Los Angeles

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