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Your filters: cql: author="De Vries, J" or (type any "bookEditor issueEditor" and editor="De Vries, J")

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Clinically node negative breast cancer patients undergoing breast conserving therapy, sentinel lymph node procedure versus follow-up : a Dutch randomized controlled multicentre trial (BOOG 2013-08)

LM van Roozendaal, MLG Vane, T van Dalen, JA van der Hage, LJA Strobbe, LJ Boersma, SC Linn, MBI Lobbes, PMP Poortmans, VCG Tjan-Heijnen, et al.

(2017) BMC CANCER. 17.
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The value of completion axillary treatment in sentinel node positive breast cancer patients undergoing a mastectomy : a Dutch randomized controlled multicentre trial (BOOG 2013-07)

LM van Roozendaal, JHW de Wilt, T van Dalen, JA van der Hage, LJA Strobbe, LJ Boersma, SC Linn, MBI Lobbes, PMP Poortmans, VCG Tjan-Heijnen, et al.

(2015) BMC CANCER. 15.
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Induction of isotype switching and IG production by CD5+ and CD10+ human fetal B-cells

J Punnonen, G Aversa, Bart Vandekerckhove (UGent) , M Roncarolo and J De Vries

(1992) JOURNAL OF IMMUNOLOGY. 148(11). p.3398-3404

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