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Physician self-reported treatment of brain metastases according to patients' clinical and demographic factors and physician practice setting.

Marie-Adele S Kress | Naren Ramakrishna | Solomon B Makgoeng | Keith R Unger | Arnold L Potosky
Radiation oncology (London, England) | 2012

Limited data guide radiotherapy choices for patients with brain metastases. This survey aimed to identify patient, physician, and practice setting variables associated with reported preferences for different treatment techniques.

Pubmed ID: 23136987

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