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. 2018 Dec 19;7(12):567. doi: 10.3390/jcm7120567

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Overview on drug diluent volumes: The violin plots depict volumes of solutions used to dilute drugs employed for HIPEC with protocols categorized according to (a) solvent characteristics or (b) drugs used for HIPEC (reported volumes of ≤0.5 L were omitted). (Median volumes (L): crystalloid: 3.0; Dextrose: 3.5; PDS: 3.0; NR: 4.0/MMC: 3.0; MMC + CDDP: 4.0; MMC + DOX: 3.2; L-OHP: 3.5; and L-OHP + IRI: 3.5). The red bars mark medians and white boxes interquartile range. Abbreviations used: CDDP (cisplatin); DOX (doxorubicin); IRI (irinotecan); MMC (mitomycin c); PDS (peritoneal dialysis solution); L-OHP (oxaliplatin); and NR (not reported).