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Level I and II Axillary Dissection in the Treatment of Early-Stage Breast Cancer

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Published1990
Citations164
References13

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1986 • 385 citations

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1987 • 232 citations

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1983 • 212 citations

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1987 • 113 citations

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1986 • 80 citations

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1986 • 66 citations

Axillary lymph node dissection for melanoma.

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1986 • 23 citations

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