Significance of Adhesion Molecules as Biological Prognostic Factor in Locally Advanced Laryngeal Squamous Cell Carcinomas

G. Cortesina Ear Nose and Throat Clinic II, University of Turin, Milan, Italy

M. Bussi Ear Nose and Throat Clinic II, University of Turin, Milan, Italy

M. T. Carlevato Ear Nose and Throat Clinic II, University of Turin, Milan, Italy

S. Ferro Ear Nose and Throat Clinic II, University of Turin, Milan, Italy

B. Panizzut Ear Nose and Throat Clinic II, University of Turin, Milan, Italy

A. L. Cavalot Ear Nose and Throat Clinic II, University of Turin, Milan, Italy

C. F. Gervasio Ear Nose and Throat Clinic II, University of Turin, Milan, Italy

P. C. Marchisio DIBIT, Department of Biological and Technological Research, San Raffaele Scientific Institute, Milan, Italy

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