susceptibility of fibromatosis cells in short-term culture to ifosfamide: a possible experimental treatment in clinically aggressive cases
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Abstract
Purpose. Deep fibromatoses are large, often rapidly growing
but benign soft tissue tumours. Although surgery is the mainstay of treatment, in
unremitting and aggressive cases the use of cytotoxic chemotherapy may produce
objective tumour responses. Fresh tumour samples from four patients with fibromatosis
were investigated as part of a study of drug resistance in soft tissue tumours.
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| Authors | ;Mark W. Verrill;Helen M. Coley;Ian R. Judson;Cyril Fisher |
| Journal | the journal of physiology |
| Year | 1999 |
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