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Cancer of unknown primary origin

ESMO 2010

8 - 12 Oct 2010

Published: 1 Nov 2010

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Prof Nicholas Pavlidis - University of Ioannina, Greece

Prof Nicholas Pavlidis speaks about the effects, prevalence and best ways of detecting and treating cancer of unknown primary origin (CUP). Prof Pavlidis stresses the importance of a correct diagnosis and explains the differences in treatment for CUP depending on the patient’s prognosis.

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