In Differentiated Thyroid Cancer, an Incomplete Structural Response to Therapy Is Associated with Significantly Worse Clinical Outcomes Than Only an Incomplete Thyroglobulin Response
Thyroid2011Vol. 21(12), pp. 1317–1322
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Abstract
A structural incomplete response to initial therapy is associated with significantly worse clinical outcome than a biochemical incomplete response to therapy.
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