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supervivencia general en pacientes con carcinoma de cuello
uterino de alto riesgo, aunque es posible que disminuya la
frecuencia de metástasis a distancia. Son necesarios estudios
multicéntricos y al azar para conrmar los resultados de esta
investigación.
CONFLICTO DE INTERESES
Los autores declaran no tener ningún conicto de intereses.
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