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Michael Moser,Michael Lotter,Joachim Rohnl disease is a common problem. Since approximately one third of patients who die of cancer have uncontrolled local or regional disease, it has been argued that worthwhile improvements in survival rates could be expected if the efficacy of the local therapy could be increased. During the past few yea

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