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SE-030 - Radiation-induced changes in the sacrum after chemoradiotherapy for rectal cancer: a longitudinal MRI follow-up study of >100 patients during organ preservation.

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  • T. Boellaard
Authors
  • T. Boellaard
  • M. Maas
  • J. Van Griethuysen
  • M. Lahaye
  • G. Beets
  • R. Beets-Tan
  • D. Lambregts
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