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Radiation Oncology
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Non-malignant Disease
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General Radiation Oncology
What dose/fractionation do you recommend for a recurrent Malignant Fibroid Histiocytoma of the Lower Lip that is re-resected with positive margin?
Would you answer change if this was unresectable disease?
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