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David Palma, MD, PhD, on Oligometastatic Tumors: Results From the SABR-COMET Trial

2018 ASTRO Annual Meeting

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David Palma, MD, PhD, of the London Health Sciences Centre, discusses study findings on improvement in survival following stereotactic ablative radiation for oligometastatic tumors (Presentation 5 in PL 01).



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