Infection risk and cancer chemotherapy: the impact of the chemotherapeutic regimen in patients with lymphoma and solid tissue malignancies.
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1998
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Abstract. Modern chemotherapy for lymphoma and solid tissue malignancy is most frequently administered in a cyclical fashion on an outpatient basis over many m
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| Authors | Bow, E J; |
| Journal | journal of antimicrobial chemotherapy |
| Year | 1998 |
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