Early Clinical Experience with Bleomycin in the United Kingdom in Series of 105 Patients

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The results of treating a series of 105 patients (79 with advanced squamous cell carcinoma, 21 with advanced lymphoma, and 5 with miscellaneous tumours) with bleomycin are described. The drug was usually given as a single agent. Four patients with squamous cell carcinoma showed complete regression and there was partial regression in 25. Side effects were frequent, particularly skin changes and stomatitis; death from pneumonitis occurred in one patient. © 1972, British Medical Journal Publishing Group. All rights reserved.

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Halnan, K. E., Bleehen, N. M., Brewin, T. B., Deeley, T. J., Harrison, D. F. N., Howland, C., … Todd, I. D. H. (1972). Early Clinical Experience with Bleomycin in the United Kingdom in Series of 105 Patients. British Medical Journal, 4(5841), 635–638. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.4.5841.635

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