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AbstractAs the management of advanced malignancy with multimodality therapy becomes more successful, the practicing general physician will see more chronic and late sequelae of therapy in the cured cancer patient. Chronic or late toxicities may occur in nearly every organ system. This article has briefly described the most common late toxicities that the practicing internist, pediatrician, family physician, and obstetrician/gynecologist should be prepared to recognize.
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