Selective arterial chemoembolization for hepatic metastases from medullary thyroid carcinoma
Authors:
- Kerstin LorenzKLKerstin Lorenz
- Michael BrauckhoffMBMichael Brauckhoff
- Curd BehrmannCBCurd Behrmann
- Carsten SekullaCSCarsten Sekulla
- Jörg UkkatJUJörg Ukkat
- Katrin BrauckhoffKBKatrin Brauckhoff
- Oliver GimmOGOliver Gimm
- Henning DralleHDHenning Dralle
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