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DOI: 10.47183/mes.2021.013

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Rehabilitation in oncology

Kamilova TA1, Golota AS1, Vologzhanin DA1,2, Shneider OV1, Scherbak SG1,2
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1 Saint Petersburg City Hospital No 40, Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation

2 Saint Petersburg State University, St Petersburg, Russia

Correspondence should be addressed: Aleksandr S. Golota
Borisova, 9 B, St. Petersburg, 197706; moc.oohay@aatolog

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Author contribution: Kamilova TA — search and analysis, article text authoring; Golota AS — search and analysis, article text discussion and editing; Vologzhanin DA — article text discussion and editing; Schneider OV, Shcherbak SG — concept development, article discussion; all authors made a significant contribution to concept development and article preparation, they have read and approved the final version thereof before publication.

Received: 2021-05-29 Accepted: 2021-06-12 Published online: 2021-06-21
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