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Michaela Kuhlen, Marina Kunstreich, Friederike Eilsberger

    European thyroid journal
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    PubMed
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    放射性治疗儿童转移性分化甲状腺癌导致致命的肺纤维化. 仔细的治疗计划和长期监测对于接受RAI治疗的儿科患者至关重要.

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    儿童和青少年儿童和青少年分化甲状腺癌分化甲状腺癌肺部纤维化 肺部纤维化放射性治疗是一种放射性治疗.

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