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cancer specific survival and overall survival respectively were 86%, 71% and 57%. Conclusion: A trend for an improvement in all outcomes was found for patients treated with a DS of… Click to show full abstract
cancer specific survival and overall survival respectively were 86%, 71% and 57%. Conclusion: A trend for an improvement in all outcomes was found for patients treated with a DS of 1-3, compared to a DS of 4-5. Given the excellent outcomes in the DS 1-3 patients avoidance of radiotherapy may be appropriate. Some patients with a postchemotherapy DS of 4-5 can be successfully salvaged with radiotherapy alone. This appeared to especially be the case for non double/triple hit DLBCL.
Keywords:
newly diagnosed;
chop newly;
diffuse large;
chop chop;
chop;
diagnosed diffuse
Journal Title: Hematological Oncology
Year Published: 2019
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Journal Title: Hematological Oncology
Year Published: 2019
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