Patient and disease characteristics associated with late tumour stage at presentation of cervical cancer in northwestern Tanzania

Ramadhani Mlange(Catholic University of Health and Allied Sciences), Benson R. Kidenya(Catholic University of Health and Allied Sciences), Peter Rambau(Catholic University of Health and Allied Sciences), Dismas Matovelo(Catholic University of Health and Allied Sciences)
BMC Women s Health
January 25, 2016
10.1186/s12905-016-0285-7
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