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Estimation of an optimal chemotherapy utilisation rate for head and neck carcinoma: Setting an evidence-based benchmark for the best-quality cancer care
European Journal of Cancer, 06/23/09
Ng W et al. - The optimal proportion of patients who should receive chemotherapy in the head and neck carcinoma population has risen significantly over the past 20 years. This temporal rise does not appear to be reflected in the limited actual utilisation rates that are available for comparison.
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