A Study on the Improvement of Quality of Survival in Cervical Cancer Patients after Chemoradiotherapy through an Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Therapy Based on a Syndrome Differentiation-Driven Dynamic Intervention Strategy.

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doi:10.1159/000548661

A Study on the Improvement of Quality of Survival in Cervical Cancer Patients after Chemoradiotherapy through an Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Therapy Based on a Syndrome Differentiation-Driven Dynamic Intervention Strategy.

Shuangshuang Wang & Weina Yan et al. · 2025

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Shuangshuang Wang, Chang She, Guo Xu, Xiaolin Hu, Weina Yan