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The negative prognostic effect of diminished chemotherapy dose intensity is less pronounced in early breast cancer patients experiencing treatment-related neutropenia: findings from a retrospective cohort analysis

  • By

  • K. Eissler

  • T. Engler

  • D. Dannehl

  • B. Schönfisch

  • J. Englisch

  • A. D. Hartkopf

  • S. Y. Brucker

  • E. M. Grischke

  • L. L. Volmer

  • Alexander Englisch

  • April 21, 2026

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The negative prognostic effect of diminished chemotherapy dose intensity is less pronounced in early breast cancer patients experiencing treatment-related neutropenia: findings from a retrospective cohort analysis

  • by K. Eissler, T. Engler, D. Dannehl, B. Schönfisch, J. Englisch, A. D. Hartkopf, S. Y. Brucker, E. M. Grischke, L. L. Volmer, Alexander Englisch

  • April 21, 2026

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