Citation:Rades D, Sehmisch L, Huttenlocher S, Blank O, Hornung D, Terheyden P, et al 2014

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Rades D, Sehmisch L, Huttenlocher S, Blank O, Hornung D, Terheyden P, et al. Radiosurgery alone for 1-3 newly-diagnosed brain metastases from melanoma: impact of dose on treatment outcomes. Anticancer Res 2014 Sep;34(9):5079-82 Available from: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25202094.

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Rades D, Sehmisch L, Huttenlocher S, Blank O, Hornung D, Terheyden P, et al 2014	For patients with distant metastases (other than brain metastases), when is radiotherapy indicated?	Tamsin Parrish	completed
Rades D, Sehmisch L, Huttenlocher S, Blank O, Hornung D, Terheyden P, et al 2014 2	For patients with distant metastases (other than brain metastases), when is radiotherapy indicated?	Cecilia Taing	completed

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