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Bulletin du cancer - 1 Jun 2016

Thariat Juliette, Vignot Stéphane

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OLIGOMETASTASIS AND OLIGOPROGRESSION: Oligometastic progression (or solitary metastases) can justify ablative treatment for metastatic treatment. When such a strategy is discussed, it is important to notice that definition of oligometastases is not consensual both in terms of clinical presentation than on the biological basis. Does a specific biological background truly exist and are there markers that could...

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