Cutaneous Adverse Effects of Chemotherapy in Cancer Patients: A Clinico-Epidemiological Study

    Kuldip Das, Tanmay Padhi, Deepak Panigrahi, Ranjan Dash
    Studysummary This observational study involving 120 cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy found that hair, skin, and nail changes were common side effects, with xerosis and hyperpigmentation being the most frequently observed skin conditions.
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