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Letter to the Editor

Effect of low-dose aspirin for skin rash associated with erlotinib therapy in patients with lung cancer

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Pages 70-71 | Received 17 Oct 2008, Accepted 31 Oct 2008, Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Figure 1. Case 1, (A) the skin lesions progressed to grade 2 with severe itching. (B) The skin lesions were ameliorated with improved itching after low-dose aspirin was started without dose reduction of erlotinib. Case 2, (C) After 1 week of treatment with erlotinib, a grade 2 skin rash developed with severe itching. (D) The skin lesions were ameliorate with improved itching after low-dose aspirin was started without dose reduction of erlotinib.

Figure 1. Case 1, (A) the skin lesions progressed to grade 2 with severe itching. (B) The skin lesions were ameliorated with improved itching after low-dose aspirin was started without dose reduction of erlotinib. Case 2, (C) After 1 week of treatment with erlotinib, a grade 2 skin rash developed with severe itching. (D) The skin lesions were ameliorate with improved itching after low-dose aspirin was started without dose reduction of erlotinib.

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