Oral capecitabine vs intravenous 5-fluorouracil and leucovorin: integrated efficacy data and novel analyses from two large, randomised, phase III trials
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R. Schilsky | J. Marshall | P. Rougier | W. Schmiegel | D. Cunningham | R. Bukowski | P. Hoff | E. Mitchell | P. Dufour | U. Graeven | A. Sobrero | J. Maroun | E. Cutsem | P Rougier | A Sobrero | W Schmiegel | R M Bukowski | S. Madajewicz | P. Harper | J. Schoelmerich | U. Graeven | J. Lokich | G. Pérez-Manga | P M Hoff | G Perez-Manga | R L Schilsky | D Cunningham | J Lokich | J L Marshall | E Van Cutsem | P Harper | P Dufour | U Graeven | S Madajewicz | J A Maroun | E P Mitchell | J Schoelmerich | P. Harper | D. Cunningham | W. Schmiegel
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