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Personalized Medicine, Precision Surgical Oncology and the Surgeon’s Role

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  1. Department of Surgery, “Metaxa” Memorial Cancer Hospital, 55 Psarron St., 18120, Koridallos, Piraeus, Greece

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Nomikos, I.N. Personalized Medicine, Precision Surgical Oncology and the Surgeon’s Role. Hellenic J Surg 90, 169–171 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13126-018-0466-y

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