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Predictive factors for decreased baseline quality of life in patients with sinonasal malignancies.
Int Forum Allergy Rhinol
4
2024
PNI, Patients, SNM, SNMs, Squamous cell carcinoma, epistaxis, orbital and skull base erosion, orbital erosion, palatal involvement, palate, palate lesions, patients, perineural invasion, sinonasal malignancies, skull base erosion, tumor, women
Author NameAffiliation
Cara M FleseriuUniversity of Pittsburgh
Daniel M BeswickUniversity of California Los Angeles
Sabrina L MaozUniversity of California Los Angeles
Peter H HwangStanford University
Garret ChobyMayo Clinic
Edward C KuanUniversity of California Irvine
Erik P ChanStanford University
Nithin D AdappaUniversity of Pennsylvania
Mathew GeltzeilerOregon Health & Science University
Anne E GetzUniversity of Colorado
Ian M HumphriesUniversity of Washington
Christopher H LeUniversity of Arizona
Waleed M AbuzeidUniversity of Washington
Eugene H ChangUniversity of Arizona
Aria JafariUniversity of Washington
Todd T KingdomUniversity of Colorado
Michael A KohanskiUniversity of Pennsylvania
Jivianne K LeeUniversity of California Los Angeles
Seyed Ali NabavizadehUniversity of Pennsylvania
Jayakar V NayakStanford University
James N PalmerUniversity of Pennsylvania
Zara M PatelStanford University
Carlos D Pinheiro-NetoMayo Clinic
Adam C ResnickCenter for Data Driven Discovery in Biomedicine, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Adam C ResnickCenter for Data Driven Discovery in Biomedicine, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Timothy L SmithOregon Health & Science University
Carl H SnydermanUniversity of Pittsburgh
Maie A St JohnUniversity of California Los Angeles
Jay StormCenter for Data Driven Discovery in Biomedicine, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Jeffrey D SuhUniversity of California Los Angeles
Marilene B WangUniversity of California Los Angeles
Eric W WangUniversity of Pittsburgh
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