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Lymphoma
Would you substitute vinblastine for vincristine in RCHOP?
There is a national shortage of vincristine.
Answer from: Medical Oncologist at Academic Institution
It’s not a good idea since vinblastine is myelosuppressive, unlike vincristine, and not well studied in NHL.
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Medical Oncologist at Allina Health Cancer Institute
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