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these patients, as well as an aggressive atti- tude towards metastasis, with radical surgical exertion of the tumour being, whenever it is possible, the authors’ choice.
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and manuscript drafting, MSC: acquisi- tion of data, data analysis and manuscript drafting, PCR: acquisition of data, data analysis, NN: analysis and interpretation of data, revising, AMG: analysis and in- terpretation of data, revising, RP: analysis and interpretation of data, revising, DC ac- quisition of data, analysis and interpreta- tion of data, revising. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
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