Acute toxicity of hypofractionated radiotherapy for Japanese breast cancer patients after surgery: a single center prospective observational study (HyPORT-BC)

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Nakamura MasakiORCID,Fujisawa Takeshi,Oyoshi Hidekazu,Zhou Yuzheng,Fukushi Keiko,Hirata Hidenari,Tomizawa Kento,Motegi Atsushi,Hojo Hidehiro,Wakabayashi Masashi,Kano Kazuto,Ohno Risa,Nakamura Azusa,Yamaguchi Masayuki,Zenda Sadamoto

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Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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