Factors predicting poor outcomes in <scp>T1N0</scp> oral squamous cell carcinoma: indicators for treatment intensification
Tsu‐Hui Low(Chris O’Brien Lifehouse), Jonathan R. Clark(The University of Sydney), Ruta Gupta(Cedars-Sinai Medical Center), Michael Elliott(Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust), Kan Gao(The University of Sydney), Sydney Ch’ng(The University of Sydney), Chris Milross(Chris O’Brien Lifehouse), Anthony Clifford(The University of Sydney)
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