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Symposium Issue: ENT FOR THE NONSPECIALIST

The Patient Has a Lump in the Neck

Kenneth D. DevineMayo Clinic and Mayo FoundationRochester, Minnesota
, MD
Pages 131-135 | Published online: 07 Jul 2016

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Otto I. Linet & Carl Metzler. (1977) Practical ENT. Postgraduate Medicine 62:4, pages 210-213.
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Kerry D. Olsen. (1990) Evaluation of Masses in the Neck. Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice 17:2, pages 415-435.
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