Lymph node yield and tumour subsite are associated with survival in stage I–III colon cancer: results from a national cohort study

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Jakob Lykke
Jacob Rosenberg
Per Jess
Ole Roikjaer
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[1] Herlev Hospital,Department of Surgery
[2] University of Copenhagen,Department of Surgery
[3] Roskilde Hospital,undefined
[4] University of Copenhagen,undefined
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World Journal of Surgical Oncology | / 17卷
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Colon cancer; Lymph node yield; Tumour subsite; Survival;
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