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Radiofrequenzablation als „minimal-invasive Technik“ zur Tumorbehandlung?

Ein Kommentar zu K.-H. Schultheis et al.

Radiofrequency ablation as minimally invasive treatment for tumors

A commentary on Schultheis et al.

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Schneider, T., Dienemann, H. Radiofrequenzablation als „minimal-invasive Technik“ zur Tumorbehandlung?. Chirurg 79, 971–973 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00104-008-1540-8

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