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Does radioembolisation with yttrium90 microspheres improve the quality of life in patients with carcinoid syndrome cased by neurodecrine liver metastases? A systematic review

By:

Martin, Wendy

Publication details: St George's University of London, 2017Subject(s):

Contents:

Introduction; Methods; Findings; Discussion; Conclusion and reflections

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Introduction; Methods; Findings; Discussion; Conclusion and reflections

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