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Cancer Network
......When adjusting for the common clinicopathologic features such as postoperative tumor residuals, histology, and FIGO stage, early-onset—up to cycle 4—grade 2 alopecia appeared to significantly correlate with a more favorable OS,” the researchers wrote. “It needs to be further elucidated whether early-onset alopecia is just a surrogate marker for higher sensitivity to chemotherapy and hence associated with a longer survival or if other unidentified biological pathways are underlying that correlate alopecia with cytotoxicity and survival.”
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