How long should mammographic surveillance continue after a mastectomy?: A study of metachronous bilateral breast cancers

A. J. Maxwell; J. H. R. Winstanley

How long should mammographic surveillance continue after a mastectomy? A study of metachronous bilateral breast cancers

A. J. Maxwell, J. H. R. Winstanley

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Original language	Undefined
Article number	S137
Journal	European Journal of Cancer
Volume	36
Issue number	Suppl 5
Publication status	Published - Sept 2000

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