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October 15, 1984CancerOpen Access

Thyroglobulin may be undetectable in the serum of patients with metastatic disease secondary to differentiated thyroid carcinoma. Follow-up of differentiated thyroid carcinoma

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SGSimon C.D. GrantSwedish Chemicals AgencyBLBrian M. LuttrellRoyal North Shore HospitalTRTom ReeveUniversity of Roehampton

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