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Impact of the lung oncology multidisciplinary team meetings on the management of patients with cancer by Ung, Kim Ann, Campbell, Belinda A, Duplan, Danny, Ball, David, David, Steven

“…Aims Multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings are increasingly regarded as a component of multidisciplinary cancer care. We aimed to prospectively measure the…”
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QUAD SHOT Radiotherapy and Doublet Immunotherapy in the Management of Anal Mucosal Melanoma: A Case Series of Efficacy and Toxicity of a Novel Treatment Approach and a Review of the Literature by Higgins, Martin J., Alipour, Ramin, Pope, Kathy, Ung, Kim Ann, Kok, David L., Chua, Margaret S-T

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Accuracy of magnetic resonance imaging in the pre-operative staging of rectal adenocarcinoma: Experience from a regional Australian cancer center by White, Rohen, Ung, Kim Ann, Mathlum, Maitham

“…Aim Selection of the optimal treatment pathway in patients with rectal adenocarcinoma relies on accurate locoregional staging. This study aims to assess the…”
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The dosimetric impact of supraclavicular nodal irradiation on the thyroid in patients receiving radiotherapy for breast cancer by Ung, Kim Ann, Moran, Brigid, Portillo, Maria, Kron, Tomas, Sawyer, Brooke, Herschtal, Alan, Chua, Boon H

“…Abstract only 198 Background: The thyroid is not routinely considered an organ at risk in supraclavicular (SC) nodal radiotherapy (RT) for breast cancer. We…”
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Impact of the lung oncology multidisciplinary team meetings on the management of patients with cancer: Impact of lung multidisciplinary meeting by Ung, Kim Ann, Campbell, Belinda A, Duplan, Danny, Ball, David, David, Steven

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The dosimetric impact of supraclavicular nodal irradiation on the thyroid gland in patients with breast cancer by Ung, Kim Ann, Portillo, Maria, Moran, Brigid, Kron, Tomas, Sawyer, Brooke, Herschtal, Alan, Chua, Boon H.

“…The thyroid is not routinely considered an organ at risk in supraclavicular (SC) nodal radiation therapy (RT) for breast cancer. We compared the dosimetric…”
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