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Patients’ most feared AEs reported to be intolerable when lasting more than 7 days at baseline, on study and at study completion (% patients); (A) grade.

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1 Patients’ most feared AEs reported to be intolerable when lasting more than 7 days at baseline, on study and at study completion (% patients); (A) grade 1 AEs, (B) grade 2 AEs and (C) grade 3 AEs. AE, adverse event. Patients’ most feared AEs reported to be intolerable when lasting more than 7 days at baseline, on study and at study completion (% patients); (A) grade 1 AEs, (B) grade 2 AEs and (C) grade 3 AEs. AE, adverse event. Clémence Henon et al. ESMO Open 2017;2:e000148 Copyright © European Society for Medical Oncology. All rights reserved.

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