[Table 5.3.d.1] Tumor Size and JPS Stage [Table 5.3.d.2] Tumor Size and UICC Stage Based on Declared TNM Factors [Figure 5.3.d.3] Cumulative Survival of the Patients With TS1 Cancer According to JPS Stage [Figure 5.3.d.4] Cumulative Survival of the Patients With TS1 Cancer According to UICC Stage

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