Recombinant interferon gamma1b immune enhancement in 20 patients with hematologic malignancies and systemic opportunistic infections treated with donor granulocyte transfusions

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Abstract
The current results indicated that no serious adverse events were associated with rIFN-gamma1b immune enhancement in patients with systemic opportunistic infections who received donor GTX therapy.
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Authors Safdar A;Rodriguez GH;Lichtiger B;Dickey BF;Kontoyiannis DP;Freireich EJ;Shpall EJ;Raad II;Kantarjian HM;Champlin RE;;
Journal cancer
Year 2006
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16691620
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine treatment outcome adult female male aged middle aged Child Retrospective Studies drug resistance drug therapy combination dose-response relationship drug combined modality therapy neutropenia / etiology recombinant proteins / adverse effects recombinant proteins / therapeutic use* adrenal cortex hormones / therapeutic use antifungal agents / adverse effects antifungal agents / therapeutic use* gram-negative bacterial infections / complications gram-negative bacterial infections / drug therapy gram-negative bacterial infections / mortality opportunistic infections / drug therapy* hematologic neoplasms / complications* mycoses / complications opportunistic infections / complications amar safdar mycoses / drug therapy* mycoses / mortality interferon-gamma / immunology* pmid:16691620 doi:10.1002/cncr.21929 gilhen h rodriguez richard e champlin antifungal agents / immunology* cytokines / therapeutic use neoplasm granulocytes / transplantation* hematologic neoplasms / therapy interferon-gamma / adverse effects interferon-gamma / therapeutic use* leukocyte transfusion*

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