Esophageal stenosis: a differential diagnosis between esophageal cancer and metastasis from other neoplasia.

Paris, Ida; Prelaj, Arsela; ONESTI, Concetta Elisa; Baldoni, Alessandra; Giovagnoli, Maria Rosaria; Bassanelli, Maria; Lauro, Salvatore; Marchetti, Paolo

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Esophageal stenosis: a differential diagnosis between esophageal cancer and metastasis from other neoplasia.

Paris, Ida; Prelaj, Arsela; ONESTI, Concetta Elisa et al.

2014 • In Anticancer Research, 34 (1), p. 363-66

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Oncology

Author, co-author :

Paris, Ida; Sant'Andrea Hospital, Rome, Italy > Medical Oncology

Prelaj, Arsela; Sant'Andrea Hospital, Rome, Italy > Medical Oncology

ONESTI, Concetta Elisa ; Sant'Andrea Hospital, Rome, Italy > Medical Oncology

Baldoni, Alessandra; Sant'Andrea Hospital, Rome, Italy > Medical Oncology

Giovagnoli, Maria Rosaria; Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza"

Bassanelli, Maria; Sant'Andrea Hospital, Rome, Italy > Medical Oncology

Lauro, Salvatore; Sant'Andrea Hospital, Rome, Italy > Medical Oncology

Marchetti, Paolo; Sant'Andrea Hospital, Rome, Italy > Medical Oncology

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English

Title :

Esophageal stenosis: a differential diagnosis between esophageal cancer and metastasis from other neoplasia.

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January 2014

Journal title :

Anticancer Research

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0250-7005

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1791-7530

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JG Delinassios Anticancer Research, Athens, Greece

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363-66

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