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Michael Banks, MD, on Bladder Sparing Trimodal Therapy Evaluated for Clinical Efficacy in Retrospective Study

07/07/2018

Michael Banks, MD, discusses recent research suggesting that bladder sparing trimodal therapy could be a viable treatment option for select patients.

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