Decitabine improves response rate and prolongs progression‐free survival in older patients with newly diagnosed acute myeloid leukemia and with monosomal karyotype: A subgroup analysis of the DACO‐016 trial
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H. Kantarjian | F. Ravandi | A. Oriol | T. Robak | A. Dmoszyńska | A. Wierzbowska | J. Čermák | G. Mazur | E. Wawrzyniak | C. Arthur | D. Lysák | A. Pluta | L. Xiu | M. Doyle
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