Human papillomavirus predicts outcome in oropharyngeal cancer in patients treated primarily with surgery or radiation therapy
Angela Hong(The University of Sydney), Barbara Rose(The University of Sydney), Bruce K. Armstrong(University of New Mexico), Jennifer Kim(Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary), Jonathan R. Clark(The University of Sydney), C. J. O’Brien(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital), Gerald B. Harnett(Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre), D. Brian Jones(The University of Sydney), Timothy Dobbins(UNSW Sydney), Chris Milross(Chris O’Brien Lifehouse), C S Lee(The University of Sydney)
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