Trimodality therapy for bladder conservation in treatment of invasive bladder cancer.

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Trimodality therapy for bladder conservation in treatment of invasive bladder cancer.

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Anthony L Zietman

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Donald S Kaufman

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Jason A Efstathiou

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Niall M Heney

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Richard J Lee

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Timur Mitin

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William U Shipley

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