<scp>5‐Aminolevulinic</scp> acid has the potential to prevent bladder dysfunction in cyclophosphamide‐induced hemorrhagic cystitis
Takahira Kuno(Kochi Medical School Hospital), Keiji Inoue, Hiroki Mogawa(Kōchi University), Motoaki Saito(Kōchi University), Masayuki Tsuda(Kōchi University), Atsushi Kurabayashi(Kōchi University), Takahiro Shimizu(Kochi Medical School Hospital), Suo Zou(Kōchi University), Chiaki Kawada(Kochi Medical School Hospital)
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