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CTCAE severe grade (grade [G] 3) events were pooled according to the location in the GI tract (anus/rectum, sigmoid, and colon/small bowel). ...Logistic regression was used for persistent G 1 and EORTC "quite a bit" symptoms, defined if present …
CTCAE severe grade (grade [G] 3) events were pooled according to the location in the GI tract (anus/rectum …