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Cytopathologic evaluation of patients submitted to radiotherapy for uterine cervix cancer
Rev Assoc Med B ras 2017; 63(4):379-385 385
Palavras-chave: radioterapia, neoplasias do colo do úte-
ro, efeitos actínicos, citopatologia.
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