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Systemic retinoid chemoprophylaxis causes frequent adverse events for immunosuppressed transplant patients with advanced SCC
Chicago -- Although published clinical trial results suggest systemic retinoid therapy administered for skin cancer chemoprevention in immunosuppressed organ transplant recipients is well tolerated despite causing frequent adverse events,
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