Neutropenia
Scientists at General Hospital, Department of Hematology describe research in neutropenia
Published in Blood Weekly, July 29th, 2010
Investigators publish new data in the report 'The duration of functioning of a subcutaneous implantable port for the treatment of hematological tumors: a single institution-based study.' "Although subcutaneous implantable ports have been indicated as venous access for chemotherapy, these devices have not been used routinely for hematological tumors. Between May 2006 and April 2009, 39 ports were implanted in 37 patients with hematological tumors and 16 ports were implanted in 14 patients with nonhematological tumors," scientists writing in the International Journal of Clinical Oncology report.
"The patients were treated with standard/first-line and/or...
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