Damage to the urinary tract secondary to irradiation
Summary During the past two decades, highly effective multimodality therapy with surgery, chemotherapy and irradiation has been developed through consecutive national and international study protocols for childhood genitourinary cancers, the model being Wilms' tumor. These studies represent a l...
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