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Toward phase contribution assessment in perioperative oncology: insights from NSCLC and a proposal for broader implementation
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    • Toward phase contribution assessment in perioperative oncology: insights from NSCLC and a proposal for broader implementation

    • “In the latest research, expert xx has made significant strides in the field of xxx. By establishing the xx system, they have provided solutions to solve xx problems, opening up new directions for future research and laying a foundation for the construction of the xx system.”
    • Hui-Yao Huang , Yan-Jie Han , Yu Tang , Ning Jiang , Da-Wei Wu , Ning Li
    • Military Medical Research Vol. 13, Issue 2, Pages: 332-334(2026)
    • DOI: 10.1186/s40779-025-00622-2     

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    • Accepted:25 June 2025 ,

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