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Inclusion of cisplatinum (cis-DDP, Platidiam, Lachema) into combined chemotherapeutic protocol for the treatment of testicular cancer.

I. Bodrogi, M. Baki, I. Hindy, Sabine Eckhardt

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Fifty-seven patients with testicular tumors have been treated with combined chemotherapy (vinblastine, bleomycin and cisplatinum). By evaluation of therapeutic activity and toxic effects it was shown that Platidiam, Lachema, effectivity was identical with the two other cisplatinum preparations used in this study.

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Fifty-seven patients with testicular tumors have been treated with combined chemotherapy (vinblastine, bleomycin and cisplatinum). By evaluation of therapeutic activity and toxic effects it was shown that Platidiam, Lachema, effectivity was identical with the two other cisplatinum preparations used in this study.

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Fifty-seven patients with testicular tumors have been treated with combined chemotherapy (vinblastine, bleomycin and cisplatinum). By evaluation of therapeutic activity and toxic effects it was shown that Platidiam, Lachema, effectivity was identical with the two other cisplatinum preparations used in this study.

Key concepts: Vinblastine, Bleomycin, Testicular cancer, Cisplatin, Medicine, Chemotherapy, Oncology, Urology

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