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    The use of immunophenotypic biomarkers and quantitative polymerase chain reaction as diagnostic and prognostic indicators of diffuse large b cell non-hodgkins lymphoma in Sudan

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    2021
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    Ali, Salma Abubaker Abbas
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    The incidence of Diffuse large B cell Lymphoma has been increasing lately at an alarming rate especially, in developing countries like Sudan. The standard therapy in Sudan is based solely on the R-CHOP chemotherapy regimen, yet it has been noticed that Diffuse Large B cell Lymphoma prognosis remains unfavorable. The late diagnosis and the consequent side-effects of the therapy directly affected the disease’s poor outcome. There is a scarcity of scientific publications regarding DLBCL in Sudan, but the increased burden necessitates the need for further research.
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