Educational Poster Voting 5

EE-189 - The role of PET-CT in diagnosing and quantifying peritoneal carcinomatosis and how to report it in patients being considered for cytoreductive surgery.

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  • J. Power
Authors
  • J. Power
  • P. Dempsey
  • H. Moriarty
  • T. Geoghegan
  • H. Fenlon
  • C. Cronin
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