Subjective cognition in chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy recipients.
Anna Barata(Massachusetts General Hospital), Heather Jim(Moffitt Cancer Center), Yvelise Rodriguez(Moffitt Cancer Center), Kelly A. Hyland(University of South Florida), Frederick L. Locke(Moffitt Cancer Center), Anuhya Kommalapati(University of South Carolina), Reena Jayani(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Elizabeth Lafranchise(University of South Florida), Raviteja Alla(University of South Florida), Aasha I. Hoogland(Moffitt Cancer Center), Nathalie E. Irizarry-Arroyo(Moffitt Cancer Center), Brian W. James(University of South Florida), Michael D. Jain(Moffitt Cancer Center)
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