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Prise en charge des troubles de l’image du corps en oncologie

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    Cécile Charles & Sarah Dauchy

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Charles, C., Dauchy, S. Prise en charge des troubles de l’image du corps en oncologie. Oncomagazine 5, 6–9 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11944-011-0035-5

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