Year Book of UrologyYear Book Medical Publishers, Incorporated, 1995 - Urology |
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Page 44
... dose IL - 2 was greater , and patients receiving low - dose IL - 2 had significantly more infections . Three percent of the low - dose courses required vasopressor support , compared with 52 % of the high- dose courses . Patients given low ...
... dose IL - 2 was greater , and patients receiving low - dose IL - 2 had significantly more infections . Three percent of the low - dose courses required vasopressor support , compared with 52 % of the high- dose courses . Patients given low ...
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... dose- dependent , with the highest rates of complete remission being achieved at or near the maximum tolerated dose of IL - 2 . The administration of higher doses of IL - 2 is limited by the capillary leak syndrome , which is mediated ...
... dose- dependent , with the highest rates of complete remission being achieved at or near the maximum tolerated dose of IL - 2 . The administration of higher doses of IL - 2 is limited by the capillary leak syndrome , which is mediated ...
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... dose steroids was a strong risk factor for ureteral complications : the incidence of urologic complications after high - dose steroids was 10 % , compared with only 4 % after using low - dose steroids combined with cyclosporine or ...
... dose steroids was a strong risk factor for ureteral complications : the incidence of urologic complications after high - dose steroids was 10 % , compared with only 4 % after using low - dose steroids combined with cyclosporine or ...
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