Combining cyclosporin with chemotherapy controls intraocular retinoblastoma without requiring radiation.

Combining cyclosporin with chemotherapy controls intraocular retinoblastoma without requiring radiation.
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1996-09
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Clinical cancer research : an official journal of the American Association for Cancer Research
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H. Chan;G. Deboer;J. Thiessen;A. Budning;J. Kingston;J. O'Brien;Gideon Koren;E. Giesbrecht;G. Haddad;Zulfukarali Verjee;J. Hungerford;V. Ling;B. Gallie
H. Chan;G. Deboer;J. Thiessen;A. Budning;J. Kingston;J. O'Brien;Gideon Koren;E. Giesbrecht;G. Haddad;Zulfukarali Verjee;J. Hungerford;V. Ling;B. Gallie
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H. Chan;G. Deboer;J. Thiessen;A. Budning;J. Kingston;J. O'Brien;Gideon Koren;E. Giesbrecht;G. Haddad;Zulfukarali Verjee;J. Hungerford;V. Ling;B. Gallie

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