Comparisons of the clinical outcomes of different postoperative radiation strategies for treatment of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma

Chiyoko Makita(Aichi Cancer Center), Yasuhisa Hasegawa(Aichi Cancer Center), Daisuke Nishikawa(Aichi Cancer Center), Nobuhiro Hanai(Aichi Cancer Center), Yusuke Koide(Aichi Cancer Center), Yujiro Fukuda(Kawasaki Medical School), Takeshi Kodaira(Aichi Cancer Center), Takashi Daimon(Hyogo Medical University), Yutaro Koide(Nagoya University Hospital), Hidenori Suzuki(Aichi Cancer Center), Hiroyuki Tachibana(Aichi Cancer Center), Natsuo Tomita(Aichi Cancer Center)
Japanese Journal of Clinical Oncology
August 31, 2017
10.1093/jjco/hyx137
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