If it is prostatic cancer staging, look inside for link.
Posted By: Spice on 2007-06-03
In Reply to: Cancer staging - Karen
Subject: If it is prostatic cancer staging, look inside for link.
It tells you exactly which and what.
http://www.oncologychannel.com/prostatecancer/stagingsystems.shtml
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Subject: cancer staging site
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Subject: See links inside for staging.
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Subject: FIGO staging is typed using roman numerals, such as FIGO I, II, etc., see inside.
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