Larry L. Kestin is affiliated with Beaumont Health in the United States and has a substantial body of research primarily within the field of Medicine. Their work is extensively focused on pulmonary and respiratory medicine, with significant contributions also in radiation, radiology, nuclear medicine and imaging, otorhinolaryngology, and oncology. Their research encompasses both clinical and therapeutic aspects with a particular emphasis on lung cancer diagnosis and treatment.
The scientist's research topics include:
Larry L. Kestin has contributed to numerous publications and collaborated frequently with several coauthors. Notable frequent collaborators include M.M. Matuszak, James A. Hayman, M.M. Dominello, Benjamin Movsas, and Shruti Jolly.
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The primary venues where their research has been published include:
Andrew J. Stephenson;Peter T. Scardino;Michael W. Kattan;Thomas M. Pisansky
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Inga S. Grills;Victor S. Mangona;Robert Welsh;Gary Chmielewski
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Frank A Vicini;Michael Sharpe;Larry Kestin;Alvaro Martinez
Inga S Grills;Di Yan;Alvaro A Martinez;Frank A Vicini
Quinten C. Black;Inga S. Grills;Larry L. Kestin;Ching Yee O. Wong
Frank A. Vicini;Larry Kestin;Peter Chen;Pamela Benitez
Kathy L Baglan;Michael B Sharpe;David Jaffray;Robert C Frazier
Vincent M. Remouchamps;Nicola Letts;Frank A. Vicini;Michael B. Sharpe
Frank A. Vicini;Kathy L. Baglan;Larry L. Kestin;Chris Mitchell
Frank A Vicini;Vincent Remouchamps;Michelle Wallace;Michael Sharpe
Inga S. Grills;Geoffrey Hugo;Larry L. Kestin;Ana Paula Galerani
Kathy L Baglan;Alvaro A Martinez;Robert C Frazier;Vijay R Kini
Carlos Vargas;Alvaro Martinez;Larry L. Kestin;Di Yan
Inga Siiner Grills;Andrew J. Hope;Matthias Guckenberger;Larry L. Kestin
Asif Harsolia;Larry Kestin;Inga Grills;Michelle Wallace
Peter Y. Chen;Frank A. Vicini;Pamela Benitez;Larry L. Kestin
Frank A. Vicini;Larry L. Kestin;Neal S. Goldstein;Peter Y. Chen
Di Yan;David Lockman;Alvaro Martinez;John Wong
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