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The compleat oncologist: Franz Buschke Lecture

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Published1982
Citations12
References19

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1977 • 430 citations

Definitive evidence for hypoxic cells influencing cure in cancer therapy.

1978 • 422 citations

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1983 • 250 citations

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1977 • 126 citations

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1976 • 89 citations

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1977 • 79 citations

Weight Loss in Patients Receiving Radical Radiation Therapy for Head and Neck Cancer: A Prospective Study

1982 • 55 citations

Smoking: The influence of carboxyhemoglobin (HbCO) on tumor oxygenation and response to radiation

1978 • 52 citations

Interstitial radiocolloid iliopelvic lymphoscintigraphy: Technique, anatomy and clinical application

1980 • 48 citations

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1979 • 35 citations

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1975 • 20 citations

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1983 • 17 citations

Observer variation in the assessment of patients with rectal cancer

1982 • 9 citations

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1962 • 9 citations

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1972 • 6 citations

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