Dexamethasone-sparing on days 2-4 with combined palonosetron, neurokinin-1 receptor antagonist, and olanzapine in cisplatin: a randomized phase III trial (SPARED Trial).
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T. Miyaji | C. Katada | Y. Ohno | A. Tsuboya | N. Hida | S. Nawata | Y. Inada | Daisuke Ichikura | H. Iihara | Naoya Hashimoto | K. Shimomura | Kana Akiyama | J. Endo | H. Minatogawa | H. Morita | Ayako Yokomizo | Hitoshi Arioka | Mitsuhiro Sugawara | Kazunori Honda | T. E. Nakajima | Takuhiro Yamaguchi | Naoki Izawa | Ayako Mochizuki | Keisuke Mishima | Takeshi Yanagihara | T. Kawaguchi | Naoki Furuya | Yumiko Sone | Akiko Konomatsu | Takashi Ogura
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