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Die Bestimmung des PSA-Nadirs nach Strahlentherapie kann die Dosissteigerungsstudie an Patienten mit prätherapeutischen PSA-Werten < 10 ng/ml nicht bestätigen

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Sack, H. Die Bestimmung des PSA-Nadirs nach Strahlentherapie kann die Dosissteigerungsstudie an Patienten mit prätherapeutischen PSA-Werten < 10 ng/ml nicht bestätigen. Strahlenther. Onkol. 173, 529 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03038470

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