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Diagnostica per immagini: TC ed ecografia

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Tumori della testa e del collo

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Nei tumori del distretto testa-collo, l’impiego della tomografia computerizzata (TC) e dell’ecografia (US) consente l’acquisizione di informazioni critiche nella diagnosi, nella stadiazione, nel monitoraggio della risposta al trattamento e nel follow-up.

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