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January 29, 2026Supportive Care in Cancer

Correlation between MASCC score and the evolution of febrile neutropenia in patients with solid tumors: a retrospective study

Charles-Éric Rivest Fatim Ezzahra Ben Abderrazik Marc-Antoine Côté-Marcoux Mandy Malick Catherine Allard Robert Hanel Michel Pavic

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Febrile neutropenia prediction is significantly linked to the MASCC score, highlighting its clinical relevance.
The study reports that higher MASCC scores correlate with better clinical outcomes in 120 patients with solid tumors.
Retrospective analysis evaluates patient data over two years to assess febrile neutropenia risks.
Findings suggest using the MASCC score could enhance patient management strategies within oncology.

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Retrospective analysis observes MASCC score's role in predicting febrile neutropenia evolution in patients, indicating clinical utility.

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Rivest et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75c59c6e9836116a2528e https://doi.org/10.1007/s00520-026-10375-w

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