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Hormone-Independent Prostate Cancer: Management of the Disease Continuum

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Published1994
Citations2
References13

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1992 • 237 citations

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1992 • 206 citations

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1992 • 188 citations

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1992 • 175 citations

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1990 • 146 citations

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1989 • 61 citations

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1988 • 45 citations

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1987 • 29 citations

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