Long-term results of a randomised phase III trial of weekly versus three-weekly paclitaxel/platinum induction therapy followed by standard or extended three-weekly paclitaxel/platinum in European patients with advanced epithelial ovarian cancer.
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J. Verweij | H. V. van Doorn | D. ten Bokkel Huinink | W. Onstenk | P. Ottevanger | I. Boere | S. H. Goey | M. V. D. Van Der Burg | F. Valster | P. Ottevanger | D. T. Huinink | J. Ruit | M. Look | D. de Gooyer | H. C. Doorn | T. Kok | L. Kerkhofs | M E L van der Burg | L G M Kerkhofs | F A A Valster | J B Ruit | A G P M van Reisen | S H Goey | A M E van der Torren | M. van der Burg | Jaap Verweij | Adelheid M E van der Torren | F.A.A. Valster | I. Boere | Maria E. L. van der Burg | Maxime P. Look | D. Gooyer | A.G.P.M. van Reisen
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