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How can they cure or control squamous cell carcinoma with grade ii with radiotherapy after surgery?

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Not clear?: Surgery and Radiotherapy are complementary treatments for many Cancers . They can each control small tumors and together they assure an even better local control. Is that what you wanted to know or something else is on your mind?

Answered 3/19/2018

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