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September 15, 1987Cancer

Chemotherapy as a substitute for surgery in the treatment of advanced resectable head and neck cancer. A report from the northern California oncology group

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CJCharlotte JacobsRadboud University Nijmegen DGDon R. GoffinetStanford Cancer Institute LGLinda GoffinetStanford University

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