Decline in acute urinary toxicity: A long-term study in 2011 patients with prostate brachytherapy within a provincial institution
Elisa Chan(BC Cancer Agency), William Morris(Vanderbilt University), Tom Pickles, Vincent Lapointe, Michael McKenzie(Provincial Health Services Authority), Mira Keyes(BC Cancer Agency), Ingrid Spadinger
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