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. 2025 Aug 25;15:1628767. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2025.1628767

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Graph a shows neutrophil levels decreasing from 0.35 to 0.1 over 28 days, with minor fluctuations from days 10 to 25. Graph b depicts blood platelet levels starting at 25, decreasing slightly, then rising steadily to 175 by day 28. — Trends of neutrophil and platelet changes during patient induction therapy. (a) Neutrophil trends. The temporal changes in neutrophil levels during the course of induction therapy. The time-based x-axis represents the duration of treatment, and the y-axis indicates neutrophil counts. The trend reveals fluctuations typical of such therapies. (b) Platelet trends. The corresponding variations in platelet counts over the same treatment period.