Result: Cancer recurrence in operated primary oral squamous cell carcinoma patients seems to be independent of the currently available postoperative therapeutic approach

*Title*:

Cancer recurrence in operated primary oral squamous cell carcinoma patients seems to be independent of the currently available postoperative therapeutic approach : a retrospective clinical study / Shahram Ghanaati, Samuel Ebele Udeabor, Anne Winter, Robert Sader, Anja Heselich

*Author/editor-in-chief*:

Ghanaati, Shahram (Verfasser) ; Udeabor, Samuel Ebele (Verfasser) ; Winter, Anne (Verfasser) ; Sader, Robert (Verfasser) ; Heselich, Anja (Verfasser)

*Published in*:

Enthalten in: Current oncology. - Basel : MDPI, 01.04.2025. - Seite 1-21. - 10.3390/curroncol32040208. - ISSN 1718-7729. - Jahrgang 32, Heft 4, Artikel 208

*Publication*:

Basel : MDPI, [01.04.2025]

*Distribution*:

Frankfurt am Main : Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg

*Physical description scale*:

1 Online-Ressource (21 Seiten)

*Format*:

*eBook*

*Language*:

*eng*

*DOI*:

10.3390/curroncol32040208

*oa_rights*:

Open Access
CC BY 4.0

*Result*: Cancer recurrence in operated primary oral squamous cell carcinoma patients seems to be independent of the currently available postoperative therapeutic approach

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Result: Cancer recurrence in operated primary oral squamous cell carcinoma patients seems to be independent of the currently available postoperative therapeutic approach

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