ICES (International Carboplatin Emesis Survey) for the evaluation of the emetogenicity of continuous cycles of carboplatin-based chemotherapy with focus on nausea: A MASCC emesis study group, prospective, observational, real-world multi-centric study.

Bernardo Leon Rapoport,Alexandre Chan,Martin Chasen,Teresa Smit,Liezl Heyman,Chia Jie Tan,Ravi Bhargava,Snezana Bosnjak,Ana Zilic,Adnan Abdul Jabbar,Yaxiong Zhang,Margreet de Necker,Tina V Mhazo

ICES (International Carboplatin Emesis Survey) for the evaluation of the emetogenicity of continuous cycles of carboplatin-based chemotherapy with focus on nausea: A MASCC emesis study group, prospective, observational, real-world multi-centric study.

2021

Bernardo Leon Rapoport
Alexandre Chan
Martin Chasen
Teresa Smit
Liezl Heyman
Chia Jie Tan
Ravi Bhargava
Snezana Bosnjak
Ana Zilic
Adnan Abdul Jabbar
Yaxiong Zhang
Margreet de Necker
Tina V Mhazo

e24086Background: Chemotherapy induced nausea and vomiting (CINV) following carboplatin containing chemotherapy regimen remains a considerable problem for cancer patients (pts) despite standard ant...

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Chemotherapy
Medicine
Chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting
Cancer
Oncology
Internal medicine
Chemotherapy regimen
Nausea
Carboplatin
Observational study

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