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Mortality and Cancer Response in Patients with Immune Check Point Inhibitor Associated Uveitis
cancercomputational-biologydevelopmental-biologyecologyimmune-checkpoint-inhibitorsimmunologymedicinespace-science
To evaluate mortality and cancer response in oncology patients who developed secondary uveitis during treatment with immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICI). Single-center retrospective case series of patients with all-cause metastatic cancer who developed secondary treatment-related uveitis be
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