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Fever was documented once and mild neutrophilia for 3 of 48 blood counts.
Tumour progression was documented once weekly by measurements using calipers, and tumour volumes were calculated by the following formula: length×width×height×0.52 in millimeters (Gleave et al, 1991).
Tumour progression was documented once weekly by measurements using calipers, and tumour volumes were calculated by the following formula: length × width × height × 0.52 in millimetres (Gleave et al, 1991).
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