Prediction of renal mass aggressiveness using clinical and radiographic features: a global, multicentre prospective study.

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Ahmet Tefekli

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Eric Barret

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Luigi Cormio

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M Pilar Laguna Pes

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Scott Eggener

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Seiji Naito

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Shay Golan

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Svetozar Subotic

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10.1111/BJU.13331

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