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69 The Importance of Tri-Modality Therapy for De Novo Stage IV Invasive Lobular Carcinoma (ILC) Presenting With Bone-Only Metastases

69 The Importance of Tri-Modality Therapy for De Novo Stage IV Invasive Lobular Carcinoma (ILC) Presenting With Bone-Only Metastases

Attilla Soran;Berk Goktepe;Berkay Demirors;Serdar Ozbas;Efe Sezgin;Jamila Al-Azhri;Shruti Zaveri;S. Meas;Anthony Lucci, MD;Priscilla F. Mcauliffe, MD, PhD
April 21st 2024
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How Heterogeneous Cell Populations, Cancer Cell Dormancy, and Minimal Residual Disease Influence the Natural History of Cancers

Carolyn Hall, PhD;Anthony Lucci, MD
January 15th 2011

The authors of “How Long Have I Had My Cancer, Doctor?” have addressed a question often contemplated by patients when they receive a diagnosis of cancer.

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