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Meanings of leukopenia in anglès

rus
лейкопения
portuguès
leucopenia
espanyol
leucopenia
català
leucopènia

Decrease in the number of white blood cells.

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leucopènia
Usage of leukopenia in anglès
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Patients with leukopenia should be considered as recipients of prophylaxis for relapse.
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The major dose-limiting toxic effect for all three agents was leukopenia.
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Cycle delays due to leukopenia were similar in both arms of the study.
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High-dose uridine given as intermittent intravenous infusions was feasible and reversed 5-FU-induced leukopenia.
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Lithium administration has been shown to attenuate the leukopenia associated with systemic chemotherapy.
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The dose-limiting toxic effect was leukopenia which was dose-related and reversible.
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Toxicities were acceptable and consisted primarily of leukopenia and gastrointestinal toxicity.
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The cause of the peripheral leukopenia and thrombocytopenia is not known.
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However, we could not confirm the association with late leukopenia in the Japanese subjects.
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In all, one quarter of treatment courses were delayed, most frequently because of leukopenia.
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Nucleated cell counts were taken after confirming onset of leukopenia.
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Dose-related anemia and leukopenia were observed and were infrequently severe.
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The dose-limiting toxicity of VP was moderate to severe leukopenia.
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Laboratory examination revealed leukopenia and abnormal liver function on admission.
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Adverse events including leukopenia were reviewed from medical records.
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Peptidoglycan also causes a late leukopenia and thrombocytopenia which may occur independently of complement activation.
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Translations for leukopenia
espanyol
leucopenia
Leukopenia through the time
Leukopenia across language varieties
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