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We have studied the simultaneous administration of rhG-CSF with doxoru
bicin, the latter given by continuous infusion either intra-arterially
or intravenously, in a group of patients with various sarcomas. This
has enabled us to substantially increase the dosage intensity of doxor
ubicin with a marked decrease in both hematologic and oral toxicity. W
hile the data concerning anti-tumor activity is preliminary we believe
that this combination has been responsible for a substantial increase
in the effectiveness of doxorubicin in controlling the sarcomas. No a
dverse effect from combining doxorubicin given by infusion with rhG-CS
F has been noted to date.