Predicting fever in neutropenia with safety‐relevant events in children undergoing chemotherapy for cancer: The prospective multicenter SPOG 2015 FN Definition Study
Luana Lavieri(University of Bern), Roland A. Ammann(University of Bern), Philipp Agyeman(University Hospital of Bern), Nicole Bodmer(University Children's Hospital Zurich), Christa Koenig(University of Bern), Marc Ansari(University of Geneva), Jochen Roessler(University of Bern), Katrin Scheinemann(University of Lucerne)
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