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Characterisation of circulating tumour cells in metastatic prostate cancer

Hartley, 2020

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Hartley A
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In the UK, prostate cancer is the most prevalent male cancer and approximately 40% of men will have metastatic disease at diagnosis. The treatment pathway in metastatic prostate cancer is offered often without any histological or genetic knowledge of the tumour and there …
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