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Original Article An analysis of the chemotherapy efficacy on the survival of advanced gastric cancer patients

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Table 1. Comparison of short-term chemotherapy efficacy among advanced GC patients with different characteristics (n=102)
Table 2. Comparison of adverse reactions after chemotherapy in advanced GC patiens (n=102)
Figure 2. Univariate analysis on the prognosis of advanced GC patients with different characteristics receiving che-motherapy (n=102)
Table 3. Results of Cox proportional hazard regression analysis on the prognosis of advanced GC patients receiving chemotherapy (n=102)

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