Response to: Correspondence on “Quality is more important than quantity: pre-operative sarcopenia is associated with poor survival in advanced ovarian cancer” by Maccio and Madeddu

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Amanika Kumar

doi:10.1136/ijgc-2022-003936

Response to: Correspondence on “Quality is more important than quantity: pre-operative sarcopenia is associated with poor survival in advanced ovarian cancer” by Maccio and Madeddu

Amanika Kumar · 2022-11-07

NCI NIH HHS

P50 CA136393

Response to: Correspondence on “Quality is more important than quantity: pre-operative sarcopenia is associated with poor survival in advanced ovarian cancer” by Maccio and Madeddu

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