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Reversibility of capillary density after discontinuation of bevacizumab treatment
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Steeghs N et al. – Bevacizumab–induced decrease in capillary density is reversible. Noninvasive assessment of capillary density during treatment with antiangiogenic drugs may be useful as a marker of treatment efficacy.
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