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Quality assurance measures in rectal cancer: caveat utilitor

R Kennelly1, D C Winter

  • 1Institute for Clinical Outcomes Research and Education (ICORE), St Vincent's University Hospital, Dublin 4, Ireland. kennellyrory@yahoo.ie

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