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Overall mean relative dose intensity was 84%.
The mean relative dose intensity per patient was 95.3±10.0%.
The mean relative dose intensity (RDI) achieved was 0.80 of the planned dose.
The mean relative dose intensity for cisplatin and epirubicin was 94 and 95%, respectively.
Gemcitabine was administered 234 times with a mean relative dose intensity of 94%.
For oxaliplatin, the mean relative dose intensity was 99% during XELOX and 93% during CAPOX-RT.
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In an EAP, the mean (SD) relative dose intensity of sunitinib was 0.952 0.2533) [ 5], which is higher than the mean dose intensity observed in the current study beyond the AE observation period of 24 weeks (no AE: 0.845 [0.279; ≥1 AE: 0.837 [0.837]).
The mean of relative dose intensity, including discontinuation cases, was 76.5% in the S-1 group and 76.0% in the UFT/LV group; the median was 95% in both groups.
The differences in the mean total administration days and the mean relative total administration dose between the two arms were compared with Student's t-test.
In those achieving the iPTH target, mean relative vitamin D dose decreased, from 1.6 to 1.4, although this change was not statistically significant (mean change −0.1; p = 0.18).
There was a significant increase in mean relative vitamin D dose, from 1.6 at baseline to 1.8 at the end of the EAP, in patients not achieving the iPTH target (mean change 0.2; p = 0.04).
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