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Attenuated effects of Jianpi Qushi herbs on patients receiving FOLFOX4 after colorectal cancer surgery: A meta-analysis
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    • Attenuated effects of Jianpi Qushi herbs on patients receiving FOLFOX4 after colorectal cancer surgery: A meta-analysis

    • Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine   Pages: 1-10

    • DOI：10.1007/s11655-015-2437-2    

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  • Qi Shi  (, ), Wen Li  (, et al. Attenuated effects of Jianpi Qushi herbs on patients receiving FOLFOX4 after colorectal cancer surgery: A meta-analysis. [J/OL]. 1-10(0) DOI： 10.1007/s11655-015-2437-2.

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