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15-Year Survival Rates after Transurethral Resection and Radiochemotherapy or Radiation in Bladder Cancer Treatment

FRENS STEFFEN KRAUSE, BERNHARD WALTER, OLIVER JOSEF OTT, LOTHAR HÄBERLE, CHRISTIAN WEISS, CLAUS RÖDEL, BERND WULLICH and ROLF SAUER
Anticancer Research March 2011, 31 (3) 985-990;
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    Kaplan-Meier estimates of overall survival as related to different clinical parameters in patients with bladder cancer after TURBT and RCT or RT. P-values were calculated using the Bonferroni-Holm method for multiple testing.

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FRENS STEFFEN KRAUSE, BERNHARD WALTER, OLIVER JOSEF OTT, LOTHAR HÄBERLE, CHRISTIAN WEISS, CLAUS RÖDEL, BERND WULLICH, ROLF SAUER
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FRENS STEFFEN KRAUSE, BERNHARD WALTER, OLIVER JOSEF OTT, LOTHAR HÄBERLE, CHRISTIAN WEISS, CLAUS RÖDEL, BERND WULLICH, ROLF SAUER
Anticancer Research Mar 2011, 31 (3) 985-990;
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