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Tim Niyogusaba, M.D.

Concepts (16)

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Sezary Syndrome32023760.620 Why?
Mycosis Fungoides320231640.580 Why?
Lymphoma, T-Cell, Cutaneous220232070.380 Why?
Skin Neoplasms4202357510.230 Why?
Neoplasms, Second Primary1202310730.130 Why?
Receptors, Antigen, T-Cell1202225550.030 Why?
Cell Transformation, Neoplastic1202229400.030 Why?
Prognosis22022292640.030 Why?
Lymph Nodes1202235030.020 Why?
Retrospective Studies32023787580.020 Why?
Neoplasm Staging12022110910.020 Why?
Cohort Studies12022409390.010 Why?
Humans420237527410.010 Why?
Middle Aged120222160540.000 Why?
Male120223543110.000 Why?
Female120223850900.000 Why?
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