Long-term survival and toxicity outcomes of intensity modulated radiation therapy for the treatment of esophageal cancer: A large single-institutional cohort study.

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Anhui Shi

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Dipen M Maru

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James D Cox

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Linus Ho

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Mariela Blum Murphy

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Pamela K Allen

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Reza J Mehran

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Stephen G Swisher

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Steven H Lin

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Wayne L Hofstetter

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10.1016/J.ADRO.2017.04.002

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