Effects of age, obesity, and body surface area on asparaginase-associated toxicities during acute lymphoblastic leukemia induction therapy: A report from the Children’s Oncology Group.
Etan Orgel(Children's Hospital of Los Angeles), Mignon L. Loh(Seattle Children's Hospital), Eric Larsen(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Kimberley Dunsmore(Virginia Tech), Luke Maese(University of Utah), Stephen P. Hunger(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Elizabeth A. Raetz(NYU Langone Health), Anne Angiolillo(Children's National), Rachel E. Rau(Seattle Children's Hospital), Lewis B. Silverman(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Olga Militano(New York Medical College), Naomi Winick(The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center), Jennifer L. McNeer(Primary Children's Hospital), Stuart S. Winter(New Mexico Cancer Center), William L. Carroll(NYU Langone Health), Meenakshi Devidas(National Institutes of Health), Zhiguo Chen(University of Florida), Reuven J. Schore(Children's National)
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