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Minimally invasive surgery alone compared with intensity-modulated radiotherapy for primary stage I nasopharyngeal carcinoma.

You-Ping LiuXing LvXiong ZouYi-Jun HuaRui YouQi YangLe XiaShao-Yan GuoWen HuMeng-Xia ZhangSi-Yuan ChenMei LinYu-Long XieLi-Zhi LiuRui SunPei-Yu HuangWei FanXiang GuoMing-Huang HongMing-Yuan Chen
Published in: Cancer communications (London, England) (2019)
ENPG alone was associated with promising long-term survival outcomes, low medical costs, and satisfactory QOL and might therefore be an alternative strategy for treating newly diagnosed localized stage I NPC patients who refused radiotherapy. However, the application of ENPG should be prudent, and prospective clinical trials were needed to further verify the results.
Keyphrases
  • newly diagnosed
  • early stage
  • clinical trial
  • locally advanced
  • radiation induced
  • radiation therapy
  • healthcare
  • squamous cell carcinoma
  • rectal cancer
  • randomized controlled trial
  • open label
  • phase iii