The absence of early diarrhea with atropine premedication during irinotecan therapy in metastatic colorectal patients

@article{Yumuk2004TheAO,
  title={The absence of early diarrhea with atropine premedication during irinotecan therapy in metastatic colorectal patients},
  author={Perran Fulden Yumuk and S Z Aydin and Faysal Dane and Mahmut Gumus and Meltem Ekenel and Mehmet Aliustaoğlu and Ayla Yavuz Karamanoğlu and Meriç Sengoz and Serdar Turhal},
  journal={International Journal of Colorectal Disease},
  year={2004},
  volume={19},
  pages={609-610}
}
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