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Il carcinoma colo-rettale (CCR): aspetti epidemiologici e di prevenzione

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Cavestri, R., Ferrero, S.V. (2005). Il carcinoma colo-rettale (CCR): aspetti epidemiologici e di prevenzione. In: La colografia virtuale con TC multistrato (CTC). Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/88-470-0355-5_7

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