Factors associated with contralateral liver hypertrophy after unilateral radioembolization for hepatocellular carcinoma.

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Alexander Bellendorf

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Alexander Dechêne

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Andrea Lazik-Palm

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Jens Theysohn

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Juliane Goebel

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Maximilian Sulke

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Stefan Mueller

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Thomas Goebel

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Lale Umutlu

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