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Peripheral blood lymphocyte counts and survival in breast cancer.

János Fodor

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The lymphocytes in the peripheral blood of patients with breast cancer were studied. Peripheral blood lymphocyte counts were found to be significantly lower in the short-survivors when compared with the long survivors. Lymphocyte count may be a host factor, that influences survival in breast cancer.

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The lymphocytes in the peripheral blood of patients with breast cancer were studied. Peripheral blood lymphocyte counts were found to be significantly lower in the short-survivors when compared with the long survivors. Lymphocyte count may be a host factor, that influences survival in breast cancer.

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The lymphocytes in the peripheral blood of patients with breast cancer were studied. Peripheral blood lymphocyte counts were found to be significantly lower in the short-survivors when compared with the long survivors. Lymphocyte count may be a host factor, that influences survival in breast cancer.

Key concepts: Peripheral blood, Lymphocyte, Breast cancer, Medicine, Peripheral, Peripheral blood lymphocyte, Oncology, Cancer

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